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Strays 1797-1848 - Explanation
In the 1980’s, while in the court house, I found a court book titled Strays1797-1848. I copied the information contained in the book one year, butwhen I went back to find the book and make corrections the next year I wasunable to locate it. The book is still missing and I have never been able tomake the corrections. I believe others will be interested in this informationso I have submitted it for listing on the Historical Society website.
There was an index in the book, but it was incomplete. I have made anindex indicating page numbers from my compilation. I did list the pagenumbers from the original book within [ ]. There were also pages missingfrom the book.
I had made Xerox copies of pages 33, 39, 62, 63, 64, 65 & 333 from theoriginal book. I have scanned those pages and include them in mysubmission along with a separate index for those pages. Pages 33 & 39 arein two sections for top & bottom in order to get the whole page. With pages62-63 & 64-65 each record covers both pages.
I hope this will be useful.Rosemarie Pell
Index for Original Pages
Bonwell, James 33, 62-63, 64-65; John 333;Bowman, Casper 333Bradford, William 64-65,Broshears, Thomas 62-63,
Clarke, Robert 64-65Collins, Ambrose 39,
Day, Isaac 39,
Everen, James 62-63,
Hamilton, Edwd. 333Hedges, Saml. 39, 333, Samuel/Saml. P. 62-63, 64-65Howard, John 333Howell, Daniel 39,Hurst, John 333
Iles, Samuel 64-65
Jackson, John 62-63, 62-65
Kennedy, David 33,
Lambert, Thomas 333Linwell, Lewis 64-65Logan, William/Wm. 39, 62-63
Matzter, Benjn. 64-65McCarty, Samuel 62-63,McConnel, Thomas 33, 333McDowell, J. 39, John 64-65Meranda, Samuel 62-63, 64-65
Owens, James 62-63; Thomas 62-63,
Patterson, N. 33,Pell, John 64-65; William 33,Putman, James 39,
Rice, Philip 64-65Routt, John 64-65,
Schoolfield, Robt. 33,Sellars, Leonard 333Sells, John 62-63, 64-65
Winslow, Thomas 39,Woodward, Wm. 39,
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Index
Ackworth, Schoolfield 49, 57, 80Adams, Andrew 25, 26, 35, 46, 62; John 52, 65, 94; John D. 99; Nathaniel 107; William/Wm. 44, 67, 77Alexander, Archibald 58Allison, Isaac 35, 53Ambrose, Isaac 32, 35; James 23, 103; William/Wm. 1, 15, 57, 64Anderson, Catharine 102; Charles/Chas. 69, 72, 74, 77, 78, 79, 92; James 55; Larkin 79; Raulin 94, 95,
103; W. W. 110Arbuckle, James 75Archibald, Wm. 109Armstrong, J. 43, 49, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 57, 60, 61, 62, 63; James/Jas. 40, 41, 42, 44, 47, 48, 58, 59, 62,
64, 67, 69Arnold, Isaac 44, 47Artus, Mathew 75; Samuel 79Asberry, Jacob 63; Taylor 106Ashbaugh 63Ashpaw, Jacob 47Askin/s, John 87, 88, 99, 100, 106, 107, 108, 110; Thomas 76, 99, 108Askinson, Littleton 49Atwell, Hugh 78; Mrs. 88
Bagby, David 83; Mary 111Bailey, Bazel 83Baker, Aaron/Aron 24, 32, 100; Aron Jr. 53; Abraham 56; Aron Jr. 53; Isaac 113; Jesse 100Baldwin, John 86Ballanger/Ballenger/Balenger/Ballinger, Jeremiah 32, 42, 54; John 32; John F. 42; John T. 45;
William 102Barker, Joseph 65; Oliver 100Barkley, G. 88; Isaac 116; James 1; Micajah 39, 108Bartlow, James 116Bassett/Basset, John 85, 98; Jonathan 100, 101, 102, 103Bean, Balden/Baldwine 63, 65Beane’s Mill 96Bennet/Bennett, John 44, 47, 48, 53, 55, 63, 64, 65, 66Berkly, George 97Berry, Thomas 1, 10, 15Best, Franklin 62, 87; James C. 87; John 62Bettis, Archibald 103Bishop, Robert 108Black, Ahab 96; Druzilla 55, 68; John F. 111; R. 21; Rudolph 1, 10, 11, 12, 13, 24, 26, 31, 41, 102;
Rudolph Jun, 85; Rudolph Sen. 82; Will. 35; William/Wm. 33, 58, 74; William/Wm. P. 78Blackburn/Blackbourn, Alanson 92; Benjamin/Benj. 47, 57, 92, 95; Wm. 79Blackerby, G. M. 87; George 91; J. M. 68, 70, 71, 72, 73, 75, 76, 77, 78, 80, 81, 83, 85, 86, 88, 89, 91;
Jeduthan 68; Jn. 64; John/Jno. 63, 64, 65; John M. 64, 65, 67, 68, 71; W. O. 73,74, 82, 83, 88, 89,90, 91, 93, 96; William/Wm. O. 73, 77, 87, 106, 111, 112, 113;
Blades, James 110; John 95; Parnel 74; Powell L. 102; Samuel/Saml. 31, 73, 75
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Blaids, Samuel 27, 61Blanchard, J. 33, 36, 38; John 1, 8, 15, 30, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38Blasingame/Blassingame, Buckley 57, 58, 60, 68; James 10, 14; Thomas C. 58, 65, 71; Thos. 86Blasandane, James 8Blassengame, James 1Bledsoe, Valentine 81Blythe, James 113; John 83; John B. 81, 90, 96; William/Wm. 81, 83, 90Bodkins, W., Mills 99, 100Boice, Jas. 25Boid/Boyd/Boyde, John 1, 8, 11, 15, 17, 35, 47Bond, James T. 88;Bonwell, James/Jas. 1, 17, 28; John 116;Boots, William 90;Boring/Borring, Thomas 23, 24, 34;Boude, Saml. 111;Bowen, Alexander 47, 53; Isaac 73, 74;Bowman, Casper 20, 53, 113, 115; John 43, 53;Bradford, James 77, 80, 93; T. H. 107, 108; W. 43; Will 43; William/Wm. 28, 40, 45, 46, 47, 50, 51,
53, 56, 63, 65, 73, 74, 76, 77Brady, Ignatius 96Brag, Joel 46Bran, James 14Brannan/Brannon, David 1, 7, 30Brewing, James 61Brightwell, Thomas 68Brock, Henry 85Brooks, David 77, 80, 84, 87, 88, 90, 91, 92, 93, 96, 98, 99, 101, 103, 104, 105;Broshears, Thomas/Thos. 15, 25, 28, 34, 35, 69;Brown, Alexander 81; Thomas 99; Thornton 84; W. W. 86; William 1, 30;Browning, Allen 102; Edmond Jr. 39; Jeremiah/Jaramiah 23, 38, 52; Martin 109; Nathl. 109;Bruce, Alexander/Alexr 1, 12, 22;Buckley, Abraham 49;Buckner, Phil/Philip 20, 22, 36, 48, 55; Thomas 78; William/Wm. 20, 23, 24, 33, 42, 44, 47, 48, 51, 52,
61, 82; William, Capt. 64;Burchfield, John 56;Burket/Burkett/Burkitt, John 37, 50, 52, 53, 70, 73, 78, 82, 89, 94;Burns, John B. 114; John C. 114; William 41, 44, 61;Burrows, William 37;Bush, John 1, 7;Bvourrind?, Jearimiah 23;Byland, Samuel 33, 45, 55;
Caldwell, Will 30; William 26, 37, 39Calvert, William/Wm. 108, 110, 112Cambridge, William 61; Wm. Sr. 80Camp, James 111Campbell/Campell, Edward 56, 61, 64, 79Camperidge, William 57
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Carr, James 22, 68; John 63Carter, Benjamin 90; Joseph 40, 55, 77; Solomon 104; Thos W. 57; Wm. 116Cartmell, George H. 70Case, Edward/Edwd. 33, 90; Shadrick 49; Thos. 53Casey, Wm. 79Chalfant/Chalfint/Chalfind, Amos 51; F. P. 113, 114; Mordacai/Mordaca/Mordica 32, 38, 43, 51;
Robt. 92; W. 45; William/Wm. 57, 77, 82, 86Chambers, Benjamin 116Chandler, James 104, 113Chick, William/Wm. 39, 53, 72; Willis 59Clarke, Abner 1; John 60; John P. 57; Robert 28; Walker 73Clayton, Mary 103; P. H. 112Cline, Abm. 68; John 76; Matthias 76Cokran/Cokron, John 23, 24Colbert, Wm. 1Colby, William 78Cole, John 90; John A. 105; W. 100; William 88, 90Coleman, Daniel/Danl. 89, 92, 93, 95, 96, 99, 107; Robt. 80Colglazer, Christo. 1Collins, Ambrose 1, 19; Andrew 27; Isaac 61, 85; Thos. 69Colvert, Wm. 111Colvin, Charles 40, 43Cooper, Joseph 105; Michajah 109; Samuel 104Costigan, Thomas 85Cotty, William 66, 69Cottys mill 79Court, Martin 32Courtney, Hugh 71; Michael 73; Thomas/Thos. 73, 75Cox, Samuel 75Craig, Whitfield T. 110Cranleigh?, Kenner 59Cropper, Jno. B. 86Crosslin/Croslin, Benjamin 69, 80Culp, Daniel/Danl. 75, 114; John 81, 89Culp’s Mill 106, 107Cummins/Cumins, James 103; John 88; Preston 92, 97, 100; Thomas 85Curtis, Nicholas 107
Daniel, McWilliam 1Daugherty, Charles 111; James 32Davis, D. 12; D., Maj. 56; David, Majr. 61; John 61 Joseph 48; Robert/Robt. 1, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14, 15, 18;
Thomas 10Dawson/Dauson, William/Wm. 57, 66, 80, 107Day, I. 20, 21, 22; Isaac 1, 8, 9, 11, 12, 19, 20, 21, 23, 24, 50, 59, 66, 69, 116; Isaac Jr. 45; Joseph 48,
69; William 105Dean, Michael 70Deen, Abb. T. 96Demos/Demoss/DeMoss, John 47, 48, 60, 65
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Devon, Jeremiah 13Devore/s/Devors, Jeremiah/Jerimiah 1, 19, 37, 40, 49; Jerm. 1; Jerrey 21; John 1, 15Dicks, John 41; Thos 57Dillman/Dillmon/Dilman, Andrew 1, 46, 47; Frederick 71; Frederick Jr. 115; George 1, 46, 47;
Michael 10Dilse, Watson P. 111Diltze, Watson P. 108Disher, Christopher 26, 54Dix, John 107Doniphan, Geo. 73Donovan/Donavan, Jacob 72; James 30, 87, 112Dora/Dory/Doria, Ferdenand 43; John/Jno. 77, 106, 108; William 115Dougherty, Philip 98; William/Wm. 94, 106Dowman, Daniel 99Downard, Adam 44; Thomas 36Downing, James 49Dunbuck, Samuel 75; Samuel S. 90Dunn, Andrew 43, 53; William 101
Earley, E. _? 91Ebert, P. 43Eckers, John G. 36Eckley, John G. 38Elison, Jonathan 27Elliot/Elliott, Isaac 89; John 83; Reuben/Reubin 32, 48, 64, 68; Samuel 37; Smith 88, 101;
William/Wm. 39, 45, 46, 48, 56, 74, 94; Wm. Jr. 39Ellis, Ira 107Ellot, William 54Ellrod/Elrod, Robert 13, 110; Wm. 37Erwin, William 22Everen, James 27Ewing, John C. 102
Fallin, David 76Feagan/Fegan/s, Daniel 97; G. 20; Giles 36; John 60, 64Fee, David 97; George 36; James 14, 97; John 33, 36, 43, 50, 61, 62, 74Fenton, John 46, 82Ferree, John 2ferrys
Fosters ferry 111Kinney’s ferry 112
Ferson, James 44Field/s, Charles 46, 78; Charles A. 114; John 39, 45, 46, 63; John Sen. 66; Leven/Levin 24, 71;
Margaret 94; Will 29, 41, 43; William/Wm. 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 39, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50,52, 54, 55, 56, 57, 59, 61, 63, 64, 65, 66
Figgins/Figgings, Daniel/Danl. 87, 91, 112; John 91, 105; Richardson 71; William 38; William Senr.54, 90
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Fishback, Alexander 41, 53; F. 88; Frederick/Fredrick 95, 101; John 2, 13, 16, 24; Martin 74, 98Fitzpatrick/Fitzpattrick, Hugh 2, 11Fore, Joseph 14Fosters ferry 111Fosters landing 100, 102, 111Frakes, Joseph 72; Robert 12; William/Wm. 34, 36, 49, 55Frix, Joseph 42Fronk Henry 55, 59, 69, 85, 101, 103, 108, 111, 112, 114; John 2, 24; John Senr. 115Fuller, Nathaniel 51
Galbreath/Galbraith, H. 105, 106, 109Galloway, Elijah 56; Samuel 113; William 88Garrison, James 109Gates, William 115Gibbons, William 102Gibson, Andrew 86; James 70Gilham, John 2, 20; Robert 49, 81Gillbraith, M. 112Ginn, Thomas 54Glascock, Ann 75Gragston/Gragson, Richard 79, 85; Thos. 84Grant, ___? M. 60Grayson, Thomas B. 112Grayston, Richard 30Gregg, John D. 93; Jos. 79; Sarah 2, 19Green/e, William/Wm. 2, 19, 36Greening, John F. 92Gregge, Aaron 33Griffin, Andrew 37; George 37Griffith, James 31Grigson, Richard 111Grover, Benjamin 32, 64, 93
H_____trow, James 56Ha___y?, John 55Haffield, Uriah 117Haffhill, John 2; Peter 2, 16Haley, Ana 59; Daniel 105; Samuel 105Ham, James 2, 9, 14, 15, 18; Js. 70Hambleton, Edward 23Hamilton, A. O. 110; Edwd. 116; James 89; John 2, 35, 86; John Senr. 90; Marcus 102; Saml./Sml. 72,
79, 116; Samuel P. 86; Theodore 101; Vincent 97, 102; William 69, 84Hamiltons Tavern 101Hammon, Richd. F. 73Hamond, Willam S. 103Hanby, Edmond 89Hanson, Amos O. 77; Benjamin J. 55; John 35, 41, 77, 104, 117Hardsock Mill 88
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Hardy, John 96; Squire 87, 114Harefield, Benjamin 115, Peter 115Harlan/Harlin, Joseph 37; Joshua 23, 31Harmon/Harman, Michael 11; Samuel/Saml. 41, 49, 59, 94; Valentine 64, 66Harris, Thomas 113; W. B. 107; Wm. 110Harrison/Harison, Benjamin 22; John 78Harrod/Harrad, Will 41; W. S. 107; William /Wm. 54, 72, 74Harry, Charles 62Harsock, Isaac 60Hartsock, Isaac 26; Saml. 5, 38Hartsocks, D. Mill 87Harvey, John 80Hathaway, John P. 112; Peter 54; William 2, 12Havaran, Thomas 2, 9Hawes, Saml. 111Hawkins, L., Capt. 37; Lewis 29, 32, 33, 48, 65; Lewis, Capt. 39; Lucy 110Hays, William 73Heaverin, John 103Heck & Thomas’s Mill 73, 74, 82Heck/s, George 76, 115; Jacob 83, 84Hedges, John 2, 16; S. 22; S. 22; S. P. 20, 22, 30, 31, 32; Samuel/Saml. 2, 12, 16, 19, 20; Samuel/Saml.
P. 18, 28, 29, 30Henderson, Henry 45, 67, 70, 80, 91, 97; William 105Hendrick, Henry 14Henry, Isaac 23; Joseph 108Henson, John 31, 49; T. 38Hervy, John 56Hill, John 43; Jone 101Hollister, Jesse W. 80Holton/Houlton, Abner 68, 75, 80; James H. 103, 104, 106; Jesse B. 89; John 80Hook, John 12, 36, 44, 82; Stephen 104; William 92Hooton, James 39, 59Houston, Caleb 113; George 77, 83, 86; George J. 82; George S. 85, 94, 98, 115; James 79, 111; Joseph
58, 91; Livi 63Howard, John 116; T. 38; Thomas 2Howe, John R. 33, 35Howell, Daniel/Danl. 2, 19Howk, David 98Huff, John 12, 116; Peter 2, 12Hufstudler, Jno. 62Hughey, Alexander/Alexr./Alxr. 7, 8, 9, 10, 12Hull, Gusham 109Humlong, G. 36; George 2, 54, 55, 67, 78, 94Hunt, John 35, 48Hurst, John 116Hutcherson/Hucherson, David 41, 76Hutchinson, Daniel 102
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Iles, John 30; Samuel 28Inckoe, Daniel 54Ingles, Thomas 85, 88Ingram, Saml. 86Insko/Inskoe, Daniel 44; Joseph senr 21; Samuel 54
Jackson, George 55; John 2, 28; Johnathan 34; Joseph 62; Mary 34; Richard 45; Thos. 23; William 39Jeffers, Smith 93Jett, Danl. 74; John 27, 106, 107; Porter 106; Samuel/Saml. 64, 73; Thomas 88, 90; William 105Joarden, Thomas Junr. 115Johnson, James 62Jones, Allen 112; Joseph 107; Robert 75; Samuel 105, 106; W. 10Jordan/Jordon, Thomas 52, 84, 86
K___, Richard 68Kabler, Ann 37; William 107; Willis 67Keen, George 87; Samuel 95Keighler, Daniel/Danl. 43, 58, 60Keith, A. D. 60Keizers/Kizers/Keisers/Kezers Mill 54, 57, 59, 61, 62, 65, 66, 70Kelsey, William 97Kemp/e, Elijah 114; James 3, 64, 73, 112Kendall, James 104; John 79, 104, 112Kendle, John 3Kennedy, David 3, 16, 17Kennedys mill 86Kenney/Kenny, Isaac 23, 24Kenton, Thomas 72Kilander, Jacob 50; Matthew 58; Philip 75Kilgore, Joseph 3Kimmer, Peter 52King, John 3, 11, 13, 20, 31, 40, 49, 61, 70, 75, 81, 94; John Snr. 76; Joseph 62; Phillip 66;
Richard/Richd. 3, 13, 50, 54, 57; Valinda/Velinda 50, 66; William/Wm. 56, 67, 68, 71, 91Kinney, Isaac 51, 56Kinney’s ferry 112Kinneys/Kenneys Mill 86, 88, 89, 92Kirk, Nathaniel 88Kughler, Jos. 30
L., W. 43Lakin/s, John 3, 9; Samuel 1, 8Lambden/Lambdon, John/Jno. 59, 60, 62Lambert, Thomas 116Lambeson/Lambason, Theragood/Thorogood/Thoragood 64, 65, 66Lancaster, Henry 14; Wm. 47Landon, Jeremiah, Revd. 68
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Latham, John 109Laughlin, Benjamin 63Lawson, Jeremiah 18Leak/e/Leek, Basil 41, 42; Danl. 73; James 29, 93; Robert/Robt. 3, 20, 42, 47, 60; William/Wm. 79Leaken, John 12Lemmon, George 78Lerty, Wm. B. 69, 71, 72, 73, 74Lewis, Elizabeth 80; J. 14; John 3, 18, 21, 26, 31; Joseph 59, 70; Thomas 9; Thomas Jr. 3Linville, Burton 107; James M. 105Linwell, Aron 54; Lewis 29, 72Lion, James 25Lloyd/Loyd, Evan 3, 7; Richard 106; Samuel 64Lockwood, Isaac 65Logan, Jas. 27; Jo 30; W. 42; Squire 57; Will/Wll. 29, 42, 43, 45; William/Wm. 3, 16, 19, 26, 27, 29,
31, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 50, 51, 60, 61, 65, 73; William Jnr. 36; William/Wm.Senr. 29, 36, 42
Loghlin, Benjamin 40Lucas/Lukas, James 80, 115Lurty, Wm. B. 90Lynch, Andrew 58
Maines/Mains, George 26, 35, 60; George Senr. 31, 70; Levi/Levy 69, 84; Peter 31; Philip 69Manes, Peter 69Mann/Man, Christopher/Christo. 3, 17; Peter 39, 40Mars, John 11Marsh, Joseph 61; William/Wm. 12, 42, 52, 61Marshall, Hugh 12, 22; Philip/Phil. 3, 8, 12, 17, 33; Wm. 61Martin, George 10, 33, 47, 54; Hugh 21, 23; Lambert 84; Simon 40Matzter, Benjn. 29Mayberry, John 109Mayhugh, John M. 86, 87McAfee, James 42McAtee, Walter 113McCain, William 94McCainan, Samuel 40McCan, Lanty 1, 10, 14McCane, J. E. 113; James 54; William 98McCartie 38McCarties fork 40McCarty, E. G. 106; Samuel/Saml. 3, 7, 16, 27, 29, 31; Thomas 34, 36; William 51McClain, John 31McClanahan, Elijah 4, 100, 112; Hugh 70; James 70, 75, 80, 93; James Jr. 89; James Sen. 86; Jesse 89;
John 46, 66, 80; John H. 4, 113; Martin 113; Miner/Minor 112, 114; Reubin 111; William Jr. 89;Wm. 70
McConnel/McConnell, Thomas/Thos. 3, 17, 25, 35, 115McCormack/McCormick, John 47; John E. 34, 87McCoy, Robert 110McCracken, John 47, 74, 76, 77, 98; John Senr. 49
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McDaniel, Benjamin 39, 46; John 93; William 8McDonald, Jonathan 60McDowel/McDowell, J. 18, 19; John 3, 18, 19, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 29, 32, 35, 49; Joseph 32, 74;
Thomas 69McDowels mill 21, 25, 29, 53McGill, William 79, 82, 83McGohan/McGohen, Daniel 27, 54McGowan, Daniel 53McIlhatton, James/Jas, 3, 18, 26McKee, George W. 51McKibben, J. S. 99; J. T. 82, 84, 85, 86, 87, 90, 91, 92, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 100, 101, 102, 104, 105, 106,
108; W. S. 101McKinley, Hewe 30McKinne/McKinnie, Garrard 37, 48McKinsey/McKinsay, Mordecai 71, 72McKinzie, Mordicai 46McLanaham, John 65McMahan, James 51McMath, Wm. 111McMillin, William 99Mcnelly, Hugh 49McNulty, John 15Melvin, James 95Meranda, Elizabeth 99; James/Jas. 3, 4, 17, 23, 24, 30, 48; James Ser. 27; John 24; Samuel/Saml. 3, 4,
19, 20, 23, 24, 27, 28, 29, 30, 33, 34, 35, 67; Samuel/Saml. Junr. 19, 23, 24, 27, 30Merrill/Merrel/Merrell, Edward 110; Lewis 109; Samuel 68Metcalf/e, Franklin 110; James 94Metcalfs Mill 97Miars, John 3; Phillip 11Micol, Robt. W. 14Miller, Peter 109, 112Millory, Timothy 67mills
Beane’s Mill 96W. Bodkins Mills 99, 100Cottys mill 79Hardsock Mill 88D. Hartsocks Mill 87Heck & Thomas’s Mill 73, 74, 82Keizers/Kizers/Keisers/Kezers Mill 54, 57, 59, 61, 62, 65, 66, 70Kennedys mill 86Kinneys/Kenneys Mill 86, 88, 89, 92McDowels mill 21, 25, 29, 53Metcalfs Mill 97Murrays Mill 107Norris’ Mills 83Pepper’s Sawmill 111Pritchards Mill 80Putmans Mill 58, 59, 62, 65, 67, 75, 76, 77, 83, 84
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Mills continued
rock spring Mill 108Rudds Mill 59, 71J. H. Rudds Mill 72John H. Rudds Mill 59, 73Sharpes Mills 67Jacob Straube steem mill 88Straubes 81, 97, 102;Stroubes/Strauby 71, 72, 106, 109;Stroube/Stroubys/Straubes & Wileys 71, 76, 85;Taylors Mill 83;Thomas & Heck 73, 74, 82;Sam. Thomas mill 42;Thompsons mill 46;Turemans Mill 35;Wallen mill 110;Wallers Mill 107, 108, 109;Weimers Mill 98, 101, 105;Wileys & Stroubys mills 75;Willow Mill 95;Willsons Mill 92, 95;
Milner, Amos 57; Enes 30Mingee, Littleton 104Mingle, Littleton 79Minor, Ezekiel 91Miranda, Elizabeth 95; James 116; Samuel/Saml. 17, 18; Samuel Senr. 116Mitchel/Mitchell, Erasmus 112; Nathaniel/Nathl./Nathanl 23, 29, 49, 57; Philip 115Mockbee/Mockby, Henson 79, 81, 93, 95; Mo__? 70Mofford, John 82Molton, Robert 72Monohon, Patterson 95Moore/More, Harbin 3, 17; Levi 4, 12, 18, 29, 95; Thomas 76; William 63Moran/Morran, John 35; Zachariah 4, 81, 112, 114, 115Morford, Benjn. 13; Daniel/Danl. 3, 9, 56, 70; Daniel Senr. 35; James 72; John B. 94, 103; John D. 57Morgan, John/Jno. 53, 58; Thomas 88Morris, Dickenson/Dickn./Dicken/Dickison 42, 45, 48, 77, 78; John 68; John P. 89; Joseph 68Morrow, John 30Moss, Daniel D. 110Moulton, Levi 56Murphey, Samuel 14Murray/Murry, James H. 77, 96, 104; James N. 88Murrays Mill 107Myers, Alexander Sen. 100
Nech, George 101Nelson, Thomas/Thos. 4, 17, 30, 41, 42Newland, Harrod 30; James 54, 56
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Newman, Thomas 85Nicholas, Alfred 99; James 99Nicholds/Nichols, Alfred 92, 101; James 101Noe, Gedion 13Norman/Normon, John 50, 52, 60, 116Norris, James 53, 58, 97, 98; John 33, 43, 59; John Junr. 59; Joseph/Jos. 4, 10, 19, 33, 62, 77, 114;
Thomas 4Norris’ Mills 83Northcut, E. W. 111; Nathaniel 111
Oden, William 27Ogden/Ogddon, Henry 33, 37; John 23Oils, William 12Oldham, Moses 22Oneal, James 108Orr, William 76, 78Overturf, Conrod/Coonrod 102, 116Owens/Owins, Aron 43; Frances 95, 96; George 22; George Junr. 4, 30; George Senr. 30; James 22, 25,
28, 36; James D. 41; Josias 96; Josias H. 109; Thomas/Thos. 28, 86; William 43
Pace, Henry 57Palmer, William/Wm. 74, 87, 88, 101Parker, George 83; James E. 73; Marshall 31Patterson, A. 24; Abraham 41, 42, 51; Edward 45, 55, 74; George 43, 45, 50, 61, 69, 74; James 35, 43,
46, 70, 73, 74; John 56; N. 16, 17, 18; Nathaniel/Nathl. 4, 16, 17, 18, 69, 79; Rebecca/Rebeckah 74,77; Thomas/Thos. 27, 30, 46; William 12, 109; Wm. Senr. 21
Pattie, John 11, 13, 14, 25, 43; John Junr. 44; Leland 94; Sylvester 18, 36Pattison, Edward/Edwd. 4, 15; Sylvester 36; Thomas 12; William 4; William Jur. 12Payne, John 56, 115Peale, John 77Pearl/Pearle, John/Jno. 41, 60, 68, 71, 75, 77, 79, 80, 81, 83, 85, 88, 97; Townsen/Townsend 60, 67;
William/Wm. 45, 53, 60Peed, Phillip 65, 77, 83Pell, John 28; Samuel 58, 74, 76, 77; William/Wm. 4, 17, 23, 47, 116; William Sr. 55Penick, Wm. 78Pepper, Alxd. S. 111; Samuel 55, 82, 83; William/Wm. 80, 85, 91, 95, 96, 99, 100, 102, 103, 107, 109,
111Pepper’s Sawmill 111Perkins, James T. 103; Levi 4, 7, 14, 70, 84; Levi M. 106; Mathew/Matthew 4, 14; Thomas 115Perry, Sam/Samuel 4, 16Pickrell, David 50Pigman, Jesse 83Pinckard/Pinkard, James 110; S. C. 102, 103, 104, 106, 107, 109, 110; Stanfield C. 94, 97; T. C. 89Poe, John 4, 20; Samuel/Saml. 33, 52Pollett, James 104Pollock, William 46Powel/Powell, A. 88; Joseph 43; Reuben 108
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Power/s, J. F. 81; J. H. 81; John 68; John F. 91; John F., Capt. 87; Ricd 74, 77; Thomas 4, 18, 31, 54,63; Saml. 71
Powers, J. H., Tavern 81Powers, John F. Tavern 89Powers Tavern 87Pribble/Prebble, James 4, 16, 20, 38; John 33, 49, 57, 68, 79; Saml. 71Price, Richard 11Pritchards Mill 80Pritchart, William 83Proctor, Nothy 70Putman/Putmon, James/Jas. 4, 19, 25, 37, 39, 40; Will 67; William/Wm. 21, 51, 55, 56, 58, 59, 60, 62,
63, 64, 65, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 75, 76, 77, 83, 84Putmans Mill 58, 59, 62, 65, 67, 75, 76, 77, 83, 84
Quinlin, Philip 73
Raggsdall, Obediah 36Rankin/s, James 41, 44, 103; James M. 99Raynolds, Isaac 55Readers, Capt. 64Reaves, William 25Rece, Isaac 24; Soloman 24\Records, Laban 93Red, Dudley 4, 8, 18, 26Redden/Reddin, Lavin/Leven B. 107, 108Redders, Capt. 64Reddick, William 20, 22Reeder, Mrs. 90Rees/Reese/Rese, Adonisam 109; George 44, 49; Isaac 58, 87; Isaac Jr. 87; Isaac Sen. 84; James/Jas.
60, 74, 77, 101Reeves, Samuel 78Reider, Emelie 96Reynolds, George 106; Isaac 44; James 51; John 44; Sarah 47; W. H. 106Rhyneheart, Simon 14Rice, James/Jas. 26, 31, 67, 72, 75, 78; John V. 81, 106; Michael 89; P. R. Junr. 91; Philip 29, 39, 42,
67; Philip R. 53, 87; Samuel/Saml. 62, 70, 71, 72, 81, 87, 89, 95, 99Ried, James 60; William 87Robinson, Wm. 104rock spring Mill 108Rose, George 54Rout/Routt, 41; Byran 114; George 83; George/Geo. D. 83, 92, 114; John/Jno. 22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28,
29, 31, 33, 34, 37, 38, 39, 40, 43, 44, 46, 47, 49, 51, 52, 53, 54, 57; John W. 66; N. 61, 66, 74, 79,80, 81; Nimrod 66, 67, 68, 71, 76, 77, 78, 79, 81, 83, 86, 88, 89; Wm. 114
Royston, Barney 85Rud/Rudd, John H. 71; Joseph W. 44, 45; Peter H. 102, 106; Thomas 65Ruddell, William 74Rudds, Mill 59, 71; J. H., Mill 72; John H., Mill 59, 73
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Sallee/Sallie, Abrham/Abram/Abm. 5, 47; Jacob 44, 91, 105Salts, Edward/Edwd. 5, 12; Marshall F. 3Sargant/Sergent, Thomas 50; Wm. 50Schoolfield, Isaac B. 91; J. 98, 99, 100, 103, 109, 113; John 24, 86, 95, 111, 114; Robt. 5, 17Secrist, John 84Sellar/s, George 5, 25, 33; Leonard 5, 56, 116Sells, John/Jno. 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29Selvage/Selvidge/Selvige, Thomas/Thos. 5, 18, 22Seward, Samuel 33Sharon meeting house 106Sharp/Sharpe, Thos. 44, 58Sharpes Mills 67Shaw, Joseph 66, 82Shearer, Wm. J. 79Shepherd, Solomon 27Sherly/Shurley, William/Wm. 5, 16, 22, 34Shotwell, David M. 86Shrophe, Amos 91Sinclair, William 72Smalley/Smally, Andrew 50, 54, 66Smarr, John 108; Reuben 112; Samuel 89Smith, Archd. 30; Benjamin 5; David/Davd. 5, 18, 37; George 48; Isaac 22, 57; John 5, 15, 22; R. D.
110; Robert 44, 52Snyder, Michael 56Southerland, Jesse 36Soward, Reubin 5Speece, Christian 53; Frederick 71; George 71, 72Staggs, Wm. 89Stayton, William 100, 102Stephenson, John 87; Reubin 41Stevenson, Reuben 37, 44Stiles, Aaron 66; Benjamin 66; Samuel 40, 85Stout, Job 34, 41Straube, 85; Jacob 65Straube, Jacob, steem mill 88Straubes Mill 81, 97, 102Strawberry, Jacob 40Stroube, George 88; John 106, 109, 111, 112, 113, 114; Nicholas 101Stroube’s/Strauby Mill 71, 72, 106, 109Stroube/Stroubys/Straubes & Wileys Mill 71, 75, 76Straubes and Wileys 85Sullivan, Austin 114; J. T. 114; Randolph 114Summers, Edward 112, 115; Leven 110; Wm. 74, 78Summers, Wm., Tavern 77
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Taliaferro, John C. 24, 30; Lawrence 71; N. 97; Nicholas 5, 21; Wm. 23Tanner, Charles 52Tartain, James B. 99Tarton, Caleb 97Tatman, Joseph 10Taverns
Hamiltons Tavern 101Powers Tavern 81, 87J. H. Powers Tavern 81John F. Powers Tavern 89Summers Tavern 77Woodwards/Woodards Tavern 60, 62, 67, 70, 72
Taylor/Taylore, Bartholomew/Bartholomy 64, 74; George 64; George J. 57; Joseph 40, 91, 103, 111;Joseph P. 84; Leson 83; Solomon/Soloman/Sollomon 63, 74, 82, 83, 93, 97, 98, 101, 103, 104, 105,107, 108; Stephen 58; Will. 74; William 104
Taylors Mill 83Teagarden/Tegarden, Jeremiah/Jeramiah 96, 101Teel, Daniel 100; David 92Temple, Jessee 66Tevis, Daniel 84; Robert 18Thackston, James 112Thatcher, Joseph 5, 30, 34, 58Thomas, Henry 52, 73, 76, 104; J. 17; J. 17; James 92; John 5, 7, 11, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19, 21, 25, 42, 97;
Lewis 102; Lewis H. 109; Martha 104; Richard S. 7, 10; R. 14; Roland/Rowland/ Rowld. 5, 8, 9,10, 11, 12, 14; Saml. 48; Thomas/Thos. P. 33, 42, 53, 79; Thurston 21, 23, 24, 25, 53; William P.63, 107;
Thomas’s, Sam, mill 42;Thomas, William P., Mill 93;Thomas’s & Heck Mill 73, 74, 82Thome, Arthur 49, 54, 56, 57, 58, 61, 76;Thompson/Thomson, _ecs? 21; Daniel 73; Ebenezer 31; Elijah 5, 19, 22, 29, 45, 46, 50,71, 72; George
39; George B. 72, 105; James 13; James Jnr/Jr 50, 57; James Senr. 48; John 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 91,97; Maj. 90; Sally 59; Samuel 49; T. 102; T. S. 106; William 31, 60; Wm. R. 89, 102; Zac__ 21;Zachariah 27, 106
Thompsons Mill 46Thorn/e, Arthur 43; T. J. 102Thornton, Edmond 90Threlkeld/Thralkell/Thrailkill/Thralkild, Daniel 25, 33; Thomas 100; Willis 108Titus, Joshua 96Tivis, Robert/Robt. 5, 22, 73Toleman, Thomas 114Train, William 62Truitt, Riley 52Tucker, Eli 69; John 49, 52, 56, 71; Rachel 77; Thomas 52, 71Turemans Mill 35Turner, Rachel 78
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Vanhook, Samuel 111Vaughn, Thomas 86, 90Vermillion, John B. 98
Wallen Mill 110Wallers Mill 107, 108, 109Walter/s, John 74, 76; Levi 52, 106Walton, Agnes 36; J. H. 78; Jonah H. 66; Joseph 55; Josiah H. 67, 78; Matthew 87, 96; R. 41, 42;
Robert/Robt. 35, 36, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 49, 50, 52, 53, 54, 55, 57, 59, 60, 63, 64, 66,67; Simeon 66, 94, 103
Ward, Washington 105Washburn, James 59; John 59Waters, Isaac 5; Levi 25, 26Watherenton, John 24Watkins, Wm. 34; Zadok, 96Watson, James Senr. 69; Malinda 104; Samuel 106; William/Wm. 48, 53, 72, 85, 88, 109Weatherington/Weathrington, David 5, 18, 32, 35, 38, 40, 47; Jo. 6; John/Jno. 5, 16, 33, 34, 35, 38,
51, 54, 68; John Junr. 58; Joseph/Jos. 5, 8, 20; William 32, 49, 62Weathernton, Joseph 5Weaver, A. 113; Adam 5; D. A. 109, 110; John 103; Phillip 114; William 40, 96, 104Weimers Mill 98, 101, 105Weldin/Weldon/Welldon, Lambert 108; V. 111; Vachael/Vachel/Vachil/Vachl. 5, 32, 36, 40, 57, 58,
63, 102, 113; Vachel Jr./Jun. 85, 100; Vadchel Sen. 100Wells, Francis 52, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80; John 5, 11; Joseph 5, 10, 11, 12, 21, 116; Joseph Senr. 5, 9;
Richard 108; Robert/Robt. 20, 22, 27, 42, 55, 61, 64, 68Wesley, Thomas 86West, Charles 77; Isaac 71; Isaiah 72; Michael 99; Richard 51Wheeler, John 79Wiley, 85; Eli/Ely 34, 40, 48, 76, 100; Elijah 41; Hiram 84; Samuel 82Wileys & Stroube/Stroubys/Straubes Mill 71, 75, 76, 85Willow Creek Meeting House 88, 91, 97, 109Willow Mill 95Willson/Wilson, Jacob 6, 113; James 80, 81; John 113Willsons Mill 92, 95Winslow, Thomas/Thos. 6, 19, 53, 55Winter/s, John 112; William 113Wisby, Thos. 95Wood/s, Jeremiah 10; Samuel/Saml. 24, 69; Wm. 60Woodard/s, 35, 59, 63; E. 70; Enos 63, 69; William/Wlm 9, 11, 13Woodward, 14, 49, 50, 63, 78; E. 68; Ebenezer 112; Elizabeth 45; Enos 69; Enos, Capt. 56; Silas 69;
W. 14, 16, 17, 19; William/Wm. 5, 7, 8, 10, 13, 14, 16, 18, 19Woodwards crossroads/+ roads, 78, 82, 83, 85, 101Woodwards/Woodards Tavern 60, 62, 67, 70, 72Worster, Daniel 23; Robert 50Worthington, Joal 86Woster, Hugh 56Wright, Joseph 5; Robert 83
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Yelton, William A. 111York, Benjamin 101, 103; Charles 35, 46; James 101; Jesse 100Young, Isaac 58; Isaac P. 64; James 101, 102 Lewis 69; Wm. B. 107Youngman, Isaiah 39, 59, 94
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Ambrose, Wm. 15
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Bush, John 1Brannan, David 1Boyd, John 2Blanchard, John 2Blassengame, James 3Do Do 7Boid John 8Blassengame, James 15Berry, Thomas 16Do Do 16Black, Rudolph 18Boyd, John 23Do 29Bruce, Alexr 17Barkley, James 26Boyd, John 32Bonwell, Jas 33Brown, William 68Brannon, David 68
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McCan, Lanty 15Colglazer, Christo. 20Clarke, Abner 22Do Do 22Colglazer, Christo. 24Collins, Ambrose 39Colbert, Wm (blank)
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Daniel, McWilliam 3Davis, Robert Esqr 4Day, Isaac Esqr 8Devore, Jerimiah 18 & 19Do Do 20Dillmon, Andrew 21Dillmon, George 22Devore, John 16Day, Isaac 26Devore, Jerm. 37
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(None listed)
FFitzpatrick, Hugh 8Do do 17Fishback, John 20Ferree, John 21Fitzpatrick 17Do 27Fronk, John 27Fishback, John 28Same 31
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Gregg, Sarah 38Gilham, John 40Greene, Wm. 40
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Havran, Thomas 3Ham, James 4Hathaway, William 9Huff, Peter 10Ham, James 16Do 28Humlong, George 24Howard, Thomas 26Hamilton, John 28Hedges, Saml 29Haffhill, Peter 30Hedges, John 31Haffhill, John 31Hedges, Saml 35Howell, Danl 39Hedges, Saml 45
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Jackson, John 3
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King, John 8 & 9King, John 7Same 18Kilgore, Joseph 18Kennedy, David 25Do 25King, Richard 27King, John preacher 28Kennedy, David 30Same 33Kendle, John (blank)Kemp, James (blank)
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Loyd, Evan 2Lakins, Samuel 3Lakins, John 4Lewis, Thomas jr 4Lakins, John 5Lloyd, Evan 22Logan, William 31Lewis, John 35Logan, William 39Leak, Robt 40
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McCarty, Samuel 1McCarty, Samuel 2Marshall, Philip 3Morford, Daniel 4Miars, John 7Marshall F. Salts 9Meranda, Saml 24McCarty, Saml 26McDowel, John 26McCarty, Saml 29Mann, Christo. 31Marshall, Phil. 32Meranda, Jas. 32Moore, Harbin 32McConnel, Thos. 33McIlhatton, Jas. 37
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Moore, Levi 37Meranda, Saml 38Meranda, James 69Moran, Zachariah (blank)McClanahan, Elijah (blank)McClanahan, John H (blank)
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Norris, Thomas 24Nelson, Thos 34Norris, Jos 38Nelson, Thomas 69
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Owens, George Junr 1809 70
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Perkins, Levi 1Perkins, Levi 14Perkins, Mathew 15Pattison, William 20Pribble, James 27Do 28Pattison, Edwd. 29Perry, Sam 29Pribble, James 30Pell, Wm 33Patterson, Nathl 36Powers, Thomas 36Putman, Jas. 39Poe, John 40
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(none listed)
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Red, Dudley 2Same 34
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Soward, Reubin 19Salts, Edward 19Smith, Benjamin 23Sellars, Leonard 23Smith, John 15Sellars, George 17Sherly, Wm 29Schoolfield, Robt 33Selvidge, Thos 35Smith, Davd. 36Sallee, Abm 38
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Thomas, John 2Thomas, Rowland Esqr. 4Thomas, Rowland Esqr. 7Taliaferro, Nicholas 21Tivis, Robt 35Thompson, Elijah 37Thatcher, Joseph 70
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(none listed)
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(none listed)
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Weatherington, Joseph 2Woodward, William Esqr 3Wells, Joseph (senr) 4Wells, Joseph 8Wells, John 9Do Do 23Weathernton, Joseph 24Wright, Joseph 24Waters, Isaac 25Weaver, Adam 26Weldon, Vachl. 28Weatherington, John 30Weatherington, Davd 34
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Winslow, Thos 39Weatherington, Jo 40Same “Willson, Jacob (blank)
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December Court B County 1797
Novr 3rd Taken up by Samuel McCarty & appraised before me Alexander Hughey Esqr (5Cattle viz.) one a brown Cow with a white face, belly & legs with an upper bit out of theright ear, & swallow fork in the left Judged to be 3 years old next spring appraised to £ 3,0, 0Two yearlings one a stear of a Red colour with a swallow fork in the right ear & upperand under bit in the left. The Heifer brindled with a motled face unmarked. Valued at 15feet 1, 10, 0One Black cow nine or ten years old, an upper keel in the left & slit in the right earvalued at nine dollars ...... £ 2, 14, 0One Black cow with a motled face, with a crop Crop, under & upper bit in the left ear &an under keil in the right, had on a small bell tied with a rope valued to nine dollars .... £2, 14, 0 [p 1]
November 2nd Taken up by John Bush & appraised before William Woodward Esqr. (5 Cattle viz.)One Black cow supposed to be six years old with a white spot about her bag marked witha half crop in her right ear appraised to ....... £ 5, 0, 0One Black cow with a motly face & belly nine years old appraised to ........... £ 4, 10, 0One Brown Heifer with white face & legs, half crop in the right ear & swallow fork in theleft supposed to be two years old last spring appraised to ....... £ 4, 0, 0One Red Brindled stear one year old last spring with a half crop in the right ear &swallow fork in the left appraised to ......... £ 1, 10, 0One brindled Heifer with a motled face & belly 1 year old appraised to ......... £ 1, 4, 0[p 1]
“ 20th Taken up by David Brannan & appraised before William Woodward Esqr. One piedstear One year old past a swallow fork in each ear appraised to ..... 0, 18, 0[p 1]
“ 22nd Taken up by Levi Perkans & appraised before William Woodward Esqr. One Brightsorrel colt, 1 year old past a blaze in the face & four white feet with a 3 _ bell leathercollar & Iran Buckle appraised .....£ 2, 14, 0[p 1]
Decr 5th Taken up by Samuel McCarty and appraised before William Woodward Esquire. Onebright sorrel Horse star in his face, natural trotter four or five years old thirteen & halfhands high appraised to £ 13, 10,0 [p 2]
21st Taken up by Evan Loyd and appraised before Richard S. Thomas Esquire, Twoyearlins, one of which is a brindled Heifer with a crop & slit in the left ear & crop in theright. The other a white stear with red ears, unmarked appraised to 23 _. Ea £ 2, 6, 0[p 2]
30th Taken up by John Thomas and appraised before Richard S. Thomas Esquire, six Hogsmarked with and under keel in the right ear, one of which is an old sow of an ash colourthe other five are yearlings generally red, The whole appraised to 36 _. £ 1, 16, 0 [p 2]
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Novr 20th Taken up by John Boyd and appraised before Robert Davis Esquire .....One Red Roan mare rising three or four years old about thirteen & half hands high with aclotch on the near thigh a Grey stare in her forehead and on her near fore leg a knot, orlump occasioned by a late hurt appraised to ..... £ 12, 0, 0 [p 2]
Decr 22nd Taken up by Dudley Red a spotted stear with whit back & belly rising three years oldmarked with a crop & slit & under bit in the left, & slope Crop, & slit in the right earappraised to £ 1, 10, 0 [p 2]
Taken up by John Blanchard and appraised before Robert Davis Esquire,A Bull calf white Back, black side & short horned marked with a crop in the left ear andunder slope in the right appraised to ...... £ 0, 15,0 [p 2]
Taken up by Joseph Weatherington a Brown mare about three years old. Thirteenhands & one inch high branded on the near shoulder S. L. Appraised to ...... £ 12, 0, 0 [p2]
Bracken County January Court 1798
Decr 27th Taken up by Philip Marshall on the Ohio a deep red Heifer Calf about nine months oldappraised to ...... £ 0, 18, 0[p 3]
Taken up by William McDaniel & praised before Isaac Day Esquire.A Heifer coloured red & white two years old last spring marked with a crop & slit in theleft ear and crop & under bit in the right ear, appraised to £ 1, 19, 0 [p 3]
Decr 6th Taken up by James Blasandane and appraised before Rowland Thomas Esquire .....three Heifers one of which is black supposed to be two years old marked with a crop &under bit in the left ear appraised to .......... £ 1, 16, 0One dark brown Heifer the same age with white spot on her right thigh, marked with asmoth crop in the right ear appraised to ........ £ 1, 10, 0Also a dark brown mottled face calf about six months old unmarked appraised to ........ £0, 4, 6 [p 3]
Febry 5th Taken up by Samuel Lakins & appraised before Alexander Hughey Esquire.Two sheep appraised to be one year old one of them marked with a crop of the left &crop & under keel out of the right Ear, The other a crop of the right ear & hole & keel outof the left appraised to ...... £ 0, 9, 0[p 3]
Janry 11th Taken up by William Woodward Esqr. and appraised before Alexander HugheyEsquireOne stray Horse colour brown stature fourteen hands High age about twelve years oldwith the left ear croped appears to have a brand on the right shoulder but not legibleappraised to ........ £ 6, 0, 0 [p 3]
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F. 17th Taken up by Thomas Havaran and appraised before Alexander Hughey Esqr. ....One stear age two years old last spring Colour chiefly brown with white belly & back,marked a crop of the right ear & swallow fork out of the left appd to £ 2, 0, 0[p 3]
Bracken County February Court 1798
Febry 5th Taken up by John Lakin on the waters of Turtle and appraised before Rowland ThomasEsquire.One sow marked with a crop and slit in the right and upper bit on the left ear. Likewisefour shoats unmarked all of a sandy colour , the whole appraised to ......£ 1, 4, 0 [p 4]
Janry 29th Taken up on the waters of Bracken by James Ham & appraised before RowlandThomas Esquire.One black spotted sow marked with a slope in each ear appraised to ........... £ 0, 12, 0 [p4]
F. 28th Taken up by Thomas Lewis on the waters of Bracken and appraised before RowlandThomas Esqr.One small red sow marked with a swallow fork in the left and half crop in the right earpraised to ...... £ 0, 4, 6[p 4]
F. 28 Taken up by Rowland Thomas Esqr. & appraised before Isaac Day Esquire, One boarsupposed to be Eighteen months old a black rump & a part of his neck & shoulders, therest white marked a crop in the right ear, & slit in the left app to £ 0, 10, 0 [p 4]
“ Taken up by Joseph Wells (senr.) On the north fork of Liken and appraised before IsaacDay Esqr. A Grey mare supposed to be Eight years old fourteen hands high the left earcroped, also appraised to ........ £ 10, 10, 0Also a Grey colt supposed to be two years old three white feet & a blaze in his forehead& Long tail appraised to : 3, 10, 0 [p 4]
“ Taken up by Robert Davis Esqr. at the mouth of Bracken and appraised before IsaacDay Esquire,A dark brindled Heifer supposed to be two years old this spring, marked a crop in theright app to £ 1, 7, 0 [p 4]
“ Taken up by Daniel Morford and appraised before Isaac Day Esqr.A black Grey Horse supposed to be three years old about thirteen & a half hands High theleft hind foot white a feather on each shoulder appraised to £ 9, 0, 0 [p 4]
Bracken County April Court 1798
April 2nd Taken up by John Lakin on the Waters of Turtle & appraised before Wlm WoodardEsquire. 3 old sheep and 2 Lambs all white with a crop and two Slits* in the Right Earand swallow fork in the Left Ear Appraised to .... £ 1, 7, 0* some of which slits Appear to be Grown up [p 5]
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May 25th Taken up Thomas Berry on the waters of Locust and appraised before me * a Jet Blackbarrow Hog, about one Year old, Appraised to , 6, 0*Richard S. Thomas Esq [p 5]
May 19th Taken up by Jeremiah Woods on the waters of Bracken and Apprais’d before RobertDavis Esq a dark bay Mare 13 or 14 years old Between 14 and 15 Hands high. BrandedThus C on the near Shoulder & Buttock a small Snip and one White foot Appraised to........ £ 18, 0, 0 [p 5]
July 1 Taken up by Thomas Davis on the Ohio River at the mouth of main Bracken Creek andAppraised by Joseph Wells and Joseph Tatman before me a Justice of the peace forbracken County a pine Canoe about 30 feet long broke off in the bow Two Holes in Eachside and 3 holes Broke out and a Plank Seal in the hing End Appraised to ... , 10, 6Robert Davis A Copy Test W. Jones C.B.C. [p 5]
Bracken County September Court 1798
Augst 17th Taken up by Lanty McCan and Apprais’d before William Woodward Esq one mareColt 2 years old a dark bay 13 ½ Hands High branded on Each Shoulder (Thus, H, Dim)a Small Star in her fore Head a long tail & natural Trotter apprais’d to ..... 11, 0, 0 [p 6]
August 23rd Taken up by Joseph Norris and Apprais’d before Alxr. Hughey Esqr one bay Mare (orrather a dark brown) with a blaze in her face one Right foot White 4 ½ feet High TwoYears Old last Spring Branded IF on the near Buttock & apprais’d to £ 8, 10, 0 [p 6]
Septer 28 Taken up by Rudolph Black Esqr, and app[r]aised before Rowland Thomas Esqr. onedark brown Colt two Years Old about twelve hands & one inch high with a Small star inhis forehead and gelded Neither Docked Or branded & Appraised to £ 3, 0 , 0 [p 6]
Novbr 5th Taken up by Michael Dillman and Apprais’d before Alxr. Hughey Esqr. One darkbrown Horse Branded on the near Shoulder not Eligible some Saddle spots Star in theforehead fourteen Hands High & Eleven Years Old apprais’d to ......... £ 15, 0 , 0 [p 6]
October 26th Taken up by George Martin and Appraised before Rudolph Black Esq Two Stray Coltsthe one a Sorrel Mare Suppos’d to be 3 years Old next Spring about 14 Hands High aStar in her forehead no other perceiveable Brand or mark apprais’d to £ 16, 0 , 0The other a dark bay mare colt Suppos’d to be Two Years Old next Spring Neither Marksor brands about 12 ½ Hands High apprais’d to ....... £ 5, 0, 0 [p 7]
Novemr 28 Taken up by James Blasingame & Appraised before Rowland Thomas Esqr. TwoWhite Barrow hogs Supposed to be one year old Each Marked with a Crop and under bitoff of Each ear, appraised to nine Shillings Each ...... 18. [p 7]
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Bracken County 1799
Jany. 4th Taken up by John Mars one Brindle Bull supposed to be one years old, with no brand orEar mark with a short tail, Appraised ....... £ , 14,Before me by Michael Harmon & Phillip Miars of said County Given under my handand this 4th day of January 1799 Rudolph Black [p 7]
Novr 27 Taken up by Rowland Thomas one lite sandy Coloured hog barrer appears as if he ran aboar for sometime supposed to be two years old Marked with a Slope in the right & acrop and Two small slits in the left appraised fifteen Shillings ...... £ , 15, November 27John Thomas [p 7]
Novr 15 1798 Taken up by Hugh Fitzpattrick one Stray Heifer described as followeth, to wit, twoyears old next Spring some whit on her belly and also some on her Tail appraised atfifteen Shillings before me William Woodard [p 8]
Decr 17 1798 Taken up By John Boid one yearling Heifer red and white pided Marked with Crop anda slit in the left and a under bit in the right appraised to twenty two Shillings By RichardPrice £ 1, 2, John Thomas [p 8]
Decr 3rd 1798 Taken up by Joseph Wells three stray Cattle described as followeth, to wit, one red andwhite Cow with a crop of her left ear and under bit of her right ear points of her horns cutappraised to at ....... £ 4, ,and one Red Brindled heifer one year old no ear mark appraised before me WilliamWoodard [p 8]
Jany 13 1799 Taken up by Isaac Day Esqr. Two yearlings one a red and white Heifer unmarkedappraised to £ 1, 4,The other a red stear marked with a Crop of the right ear and half Crop of the leftappraised to £ , 15,Supposed to be one year old each Given under my hand & c Rowld. Thomas [p 8]
Decr 14 1798 Taken up by John King Bracken County one whit boar Marked with a Crop in the leftear and a swallow fork & under bit in the right about one year old Appraised to TenShillings £ , 10,one Black and white Sow marked with a half Crop and a Slit in the left ear and Crop inthe right about two or three years old appraised to 1__ [p 8]Two Spotted Sows between one and Two years old Two white .. at About the same ageand Nine pigs all unmarked except a white sow with a bob Tail Appraised to eightDollars ........ £ 2, 8, By John Pattie John Thomas [p 9]
Decr 28 1798 Stray stear taken up by John Wells a red yealin marked with a crop and Slit in the left earand a hole and slit in the right and the point of the right horn Turns down appraised tothree Dollars .... £ , 18, [p 9]
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Decr 29 1798 Two Stray Barrows taken up by William Hathaway one a Sandy and Black spottedmarked with a Crop and a Slit in the left ear and hole in the right age two years oldappraised to nine shillings 9 _ the other Sandy, Marked with a crop of each ear and anunder bit out of the left age two years old appraised to fifteen Shillings, 15 _ the same hasbeen perform’d before me Alexr. Hughey [p 9]
Error I Hugh Marshall of Bracken County and State of Kentucky, Bind myself my heirs Exrs& admrs to pay to pay or Cause to be paid unto Edwd. Salts the Just & full sum of onethird part of all debts & Costs as well Legal as Nessasary that may Accrue on an ActionBrought by William Oils in the Chancery against the said Edwd. Salts and nowDepending to be tried Value Recd. Of him this 5th day of March 1798.Witness hisJoseph Wells Hugh MarshallPhilip Marshall mark[p 9]
Feby 11 1799 Peter Huff offers stray to be posted before me Robert Davis a Two years old Steer of ared Colour two white feet a Crop off Each Ear & under bit in the Left, Appraised tofifteen Shillings by John Huff & Robert Frakes D. Davis[p 10]
Strays taken up by John Hook one red Cow three or four years old marked, an half Cropin the right ear & an under Ceal in the Left Likewise one Brown Cow three or four yearsold marked with Crop & Slit & under Bit in the right ear & Crop and the appearance of aSlit in the Left Both of them bour’d through the horns with a Spike Gimblet appraised byWilliam Marsh & John Leaken. Red Cow £ 3, , Brown ditto £ 2, 0 , 0 Decr 15th 1798 [p 10]
Strays taken up by William Patterson two Sows one a Sandy, with black spots the OtherWhite with black spots, Crop in the left Ear & slit in the Right also five piggs Sandy &Spottd, no mark. Appraised by William Pattison Jur. & Thomas Pattison the Sows to£ 1, 10, 0 the piggs three Shillings each £ 0, 15, 0 December 29, 1798 [p 10]
Taken up by Levi More on the Waters of Licking a Strawberry Roan Skew Ball, thirteen& half hands high four Years Old next Spring a Natural trotter appraised by AlexanderBruce & Thomas Pattison, to £ 9, 0, 0Isaac Day True Copy of my Book [p 10]
Feby 4 1799 Taken up by Rowland Thomas one red yearlin Stear Marked with a Crop and Slit in leftand under bit in the right ear Appraised to fifteen Shillings Samuel Hedges [p 11]
Bracken County St. Taken up by Joseph Wells Living on the North folk of Licking aBlack and White Spotted Boor Supposed to be One Year & half Old, with a Crop off theleft Ear and an under bit out of the Same appraised to twelve Shillings before me byLewis Lenwell, Given under my hand this 16th day of January 1799Rudolph Black [p 11]
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March 28 Bracken County - Taken up by John Pattie at his Mill one white Barrow suppos’d to beabout Eighteen months old marked with a slit in left ear apraised by Gedion Noe?To 7/6 John Thomas [p 11]
Feby 3rd 1799 Taken up by John King Oak Woods one Stray heifer one year old next Spring. Blackwith white Spots, Marked with two Slits in the right ear and under Bit in the leftappraisd. By Richard King before me William Woodard [p 11]
Taken up by Jeremiah Devon? Feby. 7th 1799 four head of Cattle (to wit) one red cowwith a crop & hole of her right ear & under Bit and hole in the left about 12 years oldappraised at £ 2, 15, 0 She had on a Dollar Bell and Leather Strap and Single Buckle theStrap tid at the end with a Toe String One red cow three years old with Some white Spotsno ear marks appraised at £ 2, 0, 0 One Brindled Stear one year old past has a crop of hisright ear and Slit in his Left some white Spots appraised to £ 4, 10, 0 one red Heifer oneyear old past a crop of her right ear a Slit and under bit in the Left appraised at £ 1, 4, 0appraised before me William Woodard [ p 11-12]
Bracken County June Court 1799
Febr 8 1799 Taken up by James Thompson and appraised before Rudolph Black Esqr. One sowsupposed to [be] ten months old marked with a hole in the left Ear and a slit in the rightof a _____ colour, some sad___ spots appraised to nine shillings Rudolph Black [p 12]
June 7 Taken up by John Fishback and appraised before William Woodward Esqr.One Horse (bright bay) about thirteen hands and three Inches high, five years old lastspring branded thus ( O ) a stare in his forehead and mine? with white hairs down to hisnose a white ring round his left Ear and a black list down his rump & had on large yokeappraised to ...... £ 17, 0, 0 [p 12]
Taken up by Robert Ellrod and appraised before William Woodward Esqr. One Blackstray horse five years old last spring about thirteen hands high one saddle mark on the leftside appraised to £ 10 [p 12]
June 17 Taken up by Benjn Morford and appraised before Wm. Woodward Esq. One Light baymare, five or six year old about fourteen hands and an Inch high, paces, black list on herback and a five shilling bell on Appraised to £ 18[p 12]
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Bracken County July Court 1799
June 13 Taken up by James Bran near the mouth of Indian run one dark bay horse, aboutfourteen hands and a half high - branded on the off shoulder and buttock thus D and has alarge scar on his near shoulder and also some saddle spots. Supposed to be 16 years oldappraised to £ 8, 10Taken up by James Bran one Black mare about 3 years old, with a bell on her no brand,one white spot on her near shoulder appraised to £ 12, 3.also one mare colt about two years old 12 1.2 hands high a small stare in her foreheadappraised to £ 10 -Also one Sorrel mare about 2 years old twelve hands high, her off hind foot white and astare in her forhead appraised to £ 10, 7. John Thomas [p 13]
May 18 Taken up by Henry Lancaster and appraised by John Pattie Esquire One Skift about 16feet long and three feet wide adrift on the Ohio River near the mouth of Indian Runappraised to 12/. John Thomas [p 13]
July 22 1799 Taken up by Samuel Murphey on Locust Creek One Bay horse three years old lastSpring a natural Trotter a white face and nose and four white feet branded on his buttock,shoulder and under the mane thus H about fourteen hands high appraised to forty dollars .. . . . £ 12, 0 - William Woodward [p 14]
Novr 4 Taken up by Joseph Fore on the head waters of Bracken Creek one black and whiteStear Supposed to be three years old marked with a Crop off the left Ear and half off theleft appraised to $5.Before R. Thomas by J. Lewis [p 14]
Nov4 11 Taken up by Levi Perkins one mare colt (black) with a star in her forehead about thirteenhands high no brand that is percievable appraised to £ 8, 0. Before W Woodward[p 14]
Novr 30 Taken up by James Blasingame on the waters of Bracken and appraised by Robt WMicol and James Ham one white heifer with read ears somewhat spotted marked withtwo under bitts in the right ear and one under bit in the left Supposed to be three years oldnext spring app. to £ 1, 2Before Rowland Thomas Esqr. [p 14]
Novr 13 Taken up by Matthew Perkins one dark bay horse colt two years old, about 13 handshigh appraised to twenty nine dollars £ 8, 14 - Before W. Woodward [p 15]
Novr 28 Taken up by Lanty McCan one stray brindled bull [blank] years old with a white bellyand legs and a part of his head marked in the left ear with a Crop and a piece sloped offthe upper side and Crop and slit off the left ear Appraised at five Dollars . . . . £ 1, 10 --Before Woodward [p 15]
Decr 20 Taken up by James Fee and posted before Robert Davis a Red heifer Supposed be ninemonths old no mark appraised to $1. Simon Rhyneheart and Henry Hendrick BeforeRobt Davis Eqr [p 15]
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Decr 26 Taken up by John McNulty and appraised by John Blanchard and Thomas Broshearsa red and white heifer two years old not marked Appraised to . . . . . $3.Before Robt. Davis [p 15]
Decr 2 1799 Taken up by William Ambrose a black heifer Stair in her forehead white on her belleyCrop and Swallow fork in the right Ear and a bit out of the left about two years Oldappraised to £ 0, 5, 0 [p 15]
Oct 12 1799 Taken up John Smith a dark Roan Mare 13 ½ hands high natural pacer Stair in herforehead branded WB appraised to £ 6, 0, 0 [p 15-16]
Jan 13 1800 Taken up by James Ham a Red and White Stear two years Old Crop and under bit ineach Ear appd to $2.00 [p 16]
Jan 10 1800 Taken up by Thomas Berry on Locust creek one Sorrel horse white Spot on his leftshoulder Stair in his forehead fourteen hands high fourteen years old has the pole Evelbad appraised to £ 8, 0, 0 [p 16]
Jan 10 1800 Taken up by John Devors on Locust Creek a brown heifer two years old next springCrop and two Slits in each ear appraised to 18/- [p 16]
Jan 22 1800 Taken up by Thomas Berry on locust Creek three cattle (Viz) a red and white bull Oneyear old Crop off his ear appraised to 12/- red heifer year old under and upper bit in theright Ear & half crop and Slit in the left appraised to 9/- and brindle heifer unmarkedappraised to 12/[p 16]
Dec 2 1799 Taken up by William Ambrose living on the waters of Bracken a black heifer Stair inher forehead some white under the belley crop and swallow fork in the right ear and bitout of the left two years old appraised to 15/- [p 16]
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Marked with the saddle. Appraised to eight pound Also one small Roan Colt both hindfeet white one Year old Appraised to $10 [p 29]
April 25 1803 Taken up by Edward Pattison one Black mare eight years old (supposed), Branded onthe right Shoulder & Buttock JH marked with a saddle on both sides and also markedwith the pole evil her hind feet part white thirteen & a half hands high heavy main & tailand a natural Trotter appraised to £ 12 [p 29]
April 29 1803 Taken up by John Boyd one dark brown horse twenty four years old (supposed), righteye blind Branded I on the left Should shod all round fourteen & a half hands high.Appraised to Twenty shillings [p 29]
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June 13 1803 Taken up by Samuel Perry one Keel Boat 38 feet long and 7 feet 4 inches wideAppraised to $15 [p 29]
June 1 1803 Taken up by William Sherly on west creek one sorrel horse four years Old (Supposed), awhite spot on his near thigh a black spot on the off thigh, a stair in his forehead fourteenhands high Appraised to sixty five dollars[p 29]
July 26 1803 Taken up by Samuel McCarty one Dark bay horse Two years old & a blaze in his facefourteen & a half hands high no brand percieveible - Appraised to $65 [p 29]
July 30 1803 Taken up by Samuel Hedges one Yellow bay Mare colt Two years old scared on the facelegs no Brand percievable Appraised to $53 [p 29]
Oct 16 1803 Taken up by David Kennedy on the waters of locust Creek a Stray mare Strawberry roanabt. 14 hands high hind feet white, Star in her fore head abt 6 years old appraised to fortythree dollars before William Woodward esqr. [p 30]
Examined to the 2d Decr1803. Taken up by James Pribble a Black mare about 14 handshigh 3 years old small Star in her forehead appraised at 45$ before N Patterson esq[p 30]
Decr 3 1803 Taken up by John Weatherington a red & white Stear with a Star in the fore headsupposed to be two years old a small split in the upper part of the right ear appraised tofour Dollars - before N Patterson esq [p 30]
Same day. Taken up by Peter Haffhill a Brindle Steer with a white back & bellysupposed to be three years old marked with a Crop in the right ear & under bit in thesame a Swallow fork in the left appraised at Seven dollars before N Patterson esq[p 30]
Decr 3 1803 Taken up by John Hedges a brindle bull white back & belly supposed to be two yearsold a half Crop in the left ear on the under side a Slit in the right ear appraised to 24/-before N Patterson esq [p 31]
Novr 20 1803 Taken up by John Fishback one brown Steer with a motled face & white under his Jawsthe end of his horns cut off a Crop & Slit in his left ear about Six or Seven years oldappraised to twelve dollars before W. Woodward [p 31]
Decr 26 1803 Taken up by John Haffhill one red & white yearling Steer with two cropd. ears & theappearance of a Slit in the right ear & an indefinite Slit in the left appraised to threeDollars before Nathl Patterson [p 31]
Decr 19 1803 Taken up by Wm Logan on the water of Kincaid Creek a dark brown heifer one year oldlast spring marked a Crop off the right ear & Slit in the left appd at 19/6 before WWoodward [p 31]
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Jany 9 1804 Taken up by Christopher Mann on the North fork of Licking one red & white cow witha small bell and leathern Collar supposed to be ten years old a crop & under bit out ofeach ear appraised at ten dollars before W. Woodward esq [p 31]
Jany 9 1804 Taken up by Philip Marshall a heifer of a red Colour two years old marked with a crop& under bit in each ear appraised to two dollars before Nathl Patterson [p 32]
Decr 6 1803 Taken up by James Meranda a poplar Canoe rough made almost new appraised at twoDollars before N Patterson [p 32]
Jany 12 1804 Taken up by John Boyd one black Steer 2 years old with a white face markd. with aCrop in the left ear One red & white Steer two years old marked with a Swallow fork ineach ear & under Keel in the left The red & white yearling marked with a Crop & Slit ineach ear all appraised at ten dollars before John Thomas esqr. [p 32]
Jany 12 1804 Taken up by Harbin Moore one red & white Bull marked with a Crop off each ear &under Keel in the left appraised at £ 1. 1. before J Thomas esq [p 32]
May 24 1804 Taken up by James Bonwell a Sorrel horse supposed to be six years old a small star inhis forehead bob tail six saddle marks on his back branded on the near buttock withsomething like a Bell collar buckle Valued at Sixty dollarsbefore N Patterson [p 33]
April 1 1804 Taken up by Robt Schoolfield a large Poplar Canoe about thirty feet long with twobraces In the top & two knees on each side appraised to four dollars before N. Patterson[p 33]
Taken up by Thomas McConnel a dark brown mare 3 years old abt. 15 hands highappraised at forty five dollars before N. Patterson [p 33]
12 May 1804 Taken up by David Kennedy a Bay mare about 14 hands high 3 years old hind feet whiteno brands appraised at forty five dollars before N. Patterson [p 33]
Taken up by William Pell one bay horse about six years old fourteen & a half hands higha Star in the forehead a small saddle spot on the right side black main, tail, & legsappraised at 60$ - One black mare about Three years old fourteen hands & one inch hightall star in the forehead right hind foot white switch tail appraised at Sixty Dollars - OneSorrel yearling horse colt with a star in the forehead no brands or marks appraised atThirty Dollars Samuel Miranda [p 33-34]
Augt 20 1804 Taken up by Thomas Nelson a bay mare fourteen hands high Three years old a small starin the forehead both hind feet white droop rump a very sore back no brands or marks noshoes on & hoofs much worn & from the abuse she has received appears to have beenridden by some one besides the true owner appraised at Forty Dollars before NathlPatterson [p 34]
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Oct 12 1804 Taken up by Dudley Red a black Gelding Colt three years old no brand or markappraised at 25 Dollars before Saml Miranda [p 34]
Sept 21st Taken up by David Weatherington a black horse about 14 hands high four years oldpast branded on the near Shoulder & Thigh thus 2 H a Star in the forehead appraised atfifty dollars before N. Patterson [p 34]
Bracken County November 12th 1804
Taken up by Samuel P. Hedges a bay Mare two years old last spring with a snip, withher right hind foot white & part of her left. about 14 ½ hands high natural trotter with along tail no brands perceivable appraised by Sylvester Pattie & James Ham to $55John Thomas [p 35]
Decr 15 1804 Taken up by John Lewis a blind bay mare about 14 hands high her age not known nomark or brand appraised at four pounds before Saml Miranda [p 35]
Decr 12 1804 Taken up by Thomas Selvige living on the waters of Camp Creek a black Steer comingin three years old with white back belley & tail marked with a swallow fork & under bitin the left ear appraised to $3.50 before Wm. Woodward[p 35]
Jany 11 1805 Taken up by Robert Tevis on the waters of locust a black heifer with a white face risingthree years old with a white belly & three white legs marked with a Crop off the right ear& slit in the left appraised to three dollars before Wm Woodward [p 35]
Novr 7 1804 Taken up by Natl Patterson in Augusta a dark bay horse about eight or nine years oldand about fourteen hands & a half high with a bob tail short fox’d no brands perceivableappraised by Robert Davis and Jeremiah Lawson to $50Saml P. Hedges [p 36]
Jany 29 1805 Taken up by Thomas Power living on the dividing ridge between Locust & Camp Creeka red & white Stray bull rising to Three years old marked with a half crop & Slit in theright ear & hole in the left appraised to £ 1, 10, before Wm. Woodward [p 36]
Augt 10, 1804 Taken up by David Smith near the mouth of the North fork of Licking a brown marewith her two hind feet white a Star & Snip some saddle spots about 14 hands high,supposed to be eight years old appraised to fifty dollars before John McDowell [p 36]
Decr 23 1804 Taken up by James McIlhatton on the waters of Panther Creek a spotted steer a Crop offeach ear appears to have been two years old last spring appraised to five Dollars beforeJ McDowell [p 37]
Decr 24 1804 Taken up by Levi Moore on the North fork of Licking a bay yearling colt with a smallstar in the forehead two white hind feet & some white on the left fore foot no brandsappraised to ten Dollars before J McDowell [p 37]
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Jany 20 1805 Taken up by Elijah Thompson near McDowels mill a dark sorrel yearling filley with ablase in her forehead both hind feet white no brands appraised at twenty five Dollars before John
McDowell [p 37]
Decr 24 1804 Taken up by Jeremiah Devore on the North fork of Licking a black & white yearlingSteer a Crop off the left ear and notch in the under side a slit in the right appraised tothree dollars before J McDowell [p 37]
Feby 5 1805 Taken up by Saml Meranda Junr a stray Bull of a brindle Colour about two years oldno mark or brand appraised to ten Shillings before Saml Meranda [p 38]
Jany 5 1805 Taken up by Joseph Norris a yearling bull with a white face some white under his bellyno mark appraised to nine Shillings, also one red & white Steer crop off the left ear &hole in the same a Crop & Swallow fork in the right supposed to be three years old in thespring appraised to three dollars before Saml Meranda esqr [p 38]
5 March 1805 Taken up by Abram Sallee two ewe sheep one marked with a crop in each ear & a holein the left a black spot under her right flank the other has no mark appraised at threedollars before John Thomas esqr [p 38]
March 2 1805 Taken up by Sarah Gregg a white stray hog with a Sandy head & spot near the tail aboutfifteen months old marked with a crop & two slits in each ear appd at 9/ before W.Woodward [p 38]
March 14 1805 Taken up by Daniel Howell two white & one black & white hogs supposed to be 8months old appraised at five Shillings each before Wm Woodward [p 39]
Taken up, 19th March 1805 by James Putman an Iron grey horse about 14 hands highfive years old branded with two horse shoes on the Rump his main sheard & tail bobdshod before appraised to $30 before J McDowell [p 39]
Taken up, 14th March 1805 by Ambrose Collins a bay mare 14 ½ hands high a few whitehairs in her forehead 8 years old long mane & tail no brand perceivable appraised to $60before J McDowell [p 39]
Apl 22 1805 Taken up by Thomas Winslow living on the waters of Bracken a Bay horse about eightyears old foxed ears feather on the left Shoulder thus O Star in his forehead bob tailsupposed fifteen hands high appraised to Twenty one pounds before Isaac Day esqr[p 39]
May 11 1805 Taken up by Wm Logan a dapple grey horse 10 years old abt 14 ½ hands high bob tailBranded on the near Shoulder W natural pacer appraised to forty Dollars before SamlHedges [p 39]
May 16 1805 Taken up by Wm Greene a dark bay Mare & Colt yearling past about 4 yrs old 14 handshigh long tail no brand perceiveable natural trotter appraised to 60 Dollars before SamlHedges [p 40]
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Aprl 30 1805 Taken up by John Gilham (mouth Locust Creek) a grey mare abt 14 hands high threeyears old this spring natural trotter no brands perceivable appd to 47$ before Same[p 40]
Taken up by Joseph Weatherington a yellow bay horse about 5 yrs old 14 ½ hands highno brand perceivable appraised to $50 - before same [p 40]
May 2 1805 Taken up by Jos Weatherington a sorrel filley about two years old with a blase downher face long tail & light mane a white spot on her under lip appraised to $50 before same[p 40]
Taken up by Robt Leake a light Sandy barrow with a list of white round him supposedto be twenty months old appraised to nine shillings before Isaac Day [p 40]
Taken up by John Poe on the waters of Locust a Dark brown heifer some white underher belly no ear mark supposed to be one year old last spring appraised to 15/ before IDay [p 40]
June 3 1805 Taken up by John King a brown bay horse about 14 hands high four years old his righthind foot white with a ring round it a small star in his forehead appraised to 50 Dollarsbefore Saml Meranda [p 41]
June 4 1805 Taken up by Wm Buckner living in the town of Augusta & County of Bracken a smallbrown horse twelve or thirteen years old thirteen hands high marked with the pole evilStar in his forehead small white spot on his nose saddle spot on his back bone & one oneach side, main hanging on both sides no brands perceivable appraised to six poundsbefore Saml Meranda [p 41]
Augt 18 1805 Taken up by Casper Bowman three miles from Augusta one pied horse from hisshoulders and round his hips black & white about five years old fifteen hands highappraised to fifty Dollars before Samuel Meranda esqr [p 41]
Augt 1 1805 Taken up by Samuel Hedges near Bullskin on the Ohio a bay mare about seven years oldnatural trotter branded on the near shoulder thus 57 appraised to thirty five dollars beforeSaml Meranda esqr [p 41]
Sept 6 1805 Taken up by Philip Buckner in Augusta a dark brown mare 3 yrs old last spring about13 hands 3 Inches high off hind foot white small star in her forehead white on her nearhind foot appd to 35$ before G Fegan [p 41]
Decr 18 1805 Taken up by James Pribble Sorrel horse about seven years old 14 hands high with roachMain bob tail’d natural trotter shod before with a small stare in his forehead appraisd byRobert Wells & William Reddick to $55 before me S. P. Hedges [p 42]
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22 Decr 1805 Taken up by John Lewis living on Camp Creek two head of neat Cattle one a red Cowwith a white belly & over bit out of the right ear & an under bit out of the left supposedto be five years old appraised at ten dollars the other a white heifer with some red spotssupposed to be three years old marked as above valued at Eight dollars before R. Black[p 42]
Bracken County Scty Taken up before me the Subscriber by Jerry Devore living on thenorth fork of Licken near the bullskin road a read breandel cow her marks is an under bitin the right ear an over bit in the left has a white face & a white strake on her backsoposed to be three years old apreased to nine dollars by Wm Putman. Giving under myhand this 11th day of January 1806 John McDowel [p 42]
Bracken County Sct Taken up before me the subscriber by Jerrey Devore a read &spoted boar soposed to be ten months old no ear markes apresade to seven and sixpenceby William Putman giving under my hand this 4th day of January 1806. John McDowel [p 43]
Bracken County Scty Taken up before me the subscriber by Joseph Wells living on theNorth fork of Licken near McDowels mill one read Steer soposed to be two years oldnext spring has a crop of the left ear & an under bit in the right aprased to three dollars byZac_ Thompson & Joseph Inskoe giving under my hand this 4th day of Febry 1806John McDowel [p 43]
Bracken County Scty Taken up before me the subscriber by _ecs? Thompson Living onthe north fork of Licken one brown stear marked with crop of the right ear and an underbit or half spade in the left soposed to be two years old next spring apreased to threedollars by Joseph Inskoe senr & Joseph Wells, giving under my hand this 4th day ofFebruary 1806 John McDowel [p 43]
Jany 25 1806 Taken up by Nicholas Taliaferro one steer a black with a white fase marked a slit in theright ear and a half crop in the left supposed to be about two years old appraised to fifteenshillings John Thomas [p 43-44]
Taken up by Hugh Martin living on Locust creek and posted before me Isaac Day a redbull a crop of the left ear and two slits in the right and under bit white face white bellyand tail and hind feet one year old appraised to 12 S Decem ye 21st 1805 Copy TesteIsaac Day [p 44]
Taken up and posted before me by Wm Patterson senr on the waters of Bracken aspotted sow sandy and black marked with a crop in the left ear & under slope in the rightear two unmarked sows the one sandy the other sandy & black and six piggs near thesame coular appraised to £ 1, 16 Jany 20th 1806 Copy Teste Isaac Day [p 44]
Taken up by Thurston Thomas on the water of Bracken a bright bay horse black main &tail ten or eleven years old fifteen hands high star in his forehead trots, feather on hisneck appd to £ 18-0-0 before I Day [p 44]
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Taken up by Benjamin Harrison two young black sows and one black spotted sowmarked with two slits and an under bitt in each ear four pigs belong to the spotted sowand three to the black one, not marked appraised 3rd day of March 1806 before JohnSells ____ [p 45]
Taken up by John Routt on the North fork of Licking a bay horse three years oldfourteen hands high has a blaise face fore white feet no brands perceivable appraised atthirty dollars before John McDowell 21st Apr 1806 [p 45]
May 24 1806 Taken up by Alexr Bruce on the waters of Little Bracken a sorrel mare with a blase faceleft hind foot stiped, thirteen & a half hands high supposed to be three years oldappraised to £ 9. 0. 0 before I Day __ [p 45]
Taken up by S Hedges one Grey mare about 14 ½ hands high eight or nine years oldbranded on the neer shoulder thus WM trots and paces one other beast a bright Bay horseabout 14 ½ hands high 5 years old natural trotter Grey Mare valued to $25 and the horseto $30 appraised by Hugh Marshall and John Smith July 7th 1806 [p 45]
July 25 1806 Taken up by James Owens a black mare about 14 ½ hands high 11 or 12 yrs old, heavymain & tail, small white spots on her neck & Shoulder her feet much split & broken windgall above the pastern joint on the near fore leg branded IN on the near Shoulder & hadon a small bell when taken up appraised at $45 before John Sells J. Peace
May 31 1806 Taken up by George Owens a dark Sorrel mare about 14 hands high between 12 & 15years old blase in her face three white feet lame in her left thigh branded on the nearshoulder E had on a bell with a leather Collar & Iron buckle Appraised at 20 Dollarsbefore Jno Sells [p 46]
Bracken County Scty Taken up before me the subscriber by William Sherley astrawberry Roan Horse 7 years old fourteen hands high branded AR on the near shoulderis shod before the hind feet white a star in the forehead a small not on his off hind legAppraised to 55 dollars by Elijah Thompson and Thos. Selvage Given under my handthis 9th July 1806. John McDowel [p 46]
July 12 1806 Taken up by William Reddick at the mouth of Locust Creek on the Ohio BrackenCounty two Mares one a dark brown branded on the near shoulder with Naturaltrotter with a long tail a little Swabd 14 hands high two years old appraised to $30 - Andthe other mare is a yellow Bay about 13 hands high branded under the main with S with asmall star, 3 years old appraised to $16 by James Carr and William Erwin before me S.P. Hedges [p 47]
June 30 1806 Taken up by Robert Wells at the mouth of Locust Creek on the Ohio Bracken Countyone brown bay Mare and Colt with a blaze face right hind foot white about eleven yearsold branded on the near shoulder with something like a Stirrup Iran with a Bell put onwith a leather Collar and Buckle appraised to $40 by William Reddick, Isaac Smith andMoses Oldham - Also and one bay horse about 4 or 5 years old with a long tail about 14hands high. No brands perceivable appraised to $25 before me S. P. Hedges [p 47]
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Nov 18 1806 This Day was taken up a Drift a large flat or fere Boate with a large loge Chain fast to herby Samuel Meranda Juner and John Cokran and had them all aprisd by John Ogdonand James Meranda hir length 41 feet and hir breath 7 and had them posted by meSamuel Meranda [p 47]
Nov 13 1806 We the appraesers being cald upon by Hugh Martin in Bracken County to appraise acertain gray Horse do find the said to be worth $60, he’s 15 hand Shod before No brandto be seen a few Saddle Spots suppod to be Seven Years old given under our hand theSubscriber being Wm Taliaferro Edward HambletonSworn before me a Justice of the peace for said CountyJohn Sells [p 48]
Taken up a Certain Sorrel Mare by William Pell this Same Praised To _____ 14 Hands& 1 inch High Branded on the near Buttock IS a Small Star not Shod praised by DanielWorster Small Bell November 21 - Thos JacksonSworn and Acknowledged before me Justice of Bracken County John Sells [p 48]
Bracken County Sct Taken up before me by the Subscriber by Nathl Mitchel two straysshotes the one white with black spots no ear markes perseavd apreased to one dollar byeJearimiah Bvourrind? Given under my hand this 19th day of November 1806 John M.Dowell [p 48]
Bracken County Sct Taken up before me the subscriber by Nathaniel Mitchel one Straybull soposed to be three years old Last spring he is a Read with some White on his bellyno Ear mark pearseaveable apreased to five Dollars by Jaramiah Browning givingunder my hand this 19th of November 1806 John McDowell [p 49]
We Isaac Kenny & William Buckner Being Called upon by Thomas Borring to praisea Stray mare Say she is a yellow Bay Black tail & main no Brand preseivable one & onehalf soc on her fore feet sore on her Back four years old next Spring aboute 14 ½ handshigh praised to 25 DollarsThis 2 th December 1806 by Isaac Henry Sworn and acknowledged before WmBuckner we a Justice of the peace for Bracken County John Sells [p 49]
Nov 27 1806 Taken up and posted before me Isaac Day a justice of the peace for Bracken County byJoshua Harlan Liveing on the waters of Locust Creek a heffer with a white back andRed head and Dies Crop and under bit in Each Eare supposed to be two years oldappraised to £ 1, 1, 0 True Copy [p 50]
Taken up and posted before me by James Ambrose Liveing on the waters of Bracken achesnut Sorrel mare about Eight years old two hind feet white blaze face feather on herneck fourteen & a half hand high branded thus 12 on the Left shoulder a Natural trotter17, 10, 0 appraised to Decm ye 9th 1806 True Copy Isaac Day [p 50]
Taken up and posted before me by Thurston Thomas Liveing on the watters of Brackena black & white heffer one year old with a Swallow fork and under bit in the [Left Ear]and a slit and under bit in the Right appraisd to Dem ye 19th 1806 £ 0, S 6, D _? TrueCopy Isaac Day [p 50]
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Taken up and posted before me by Thurston Thomas Liveing on the waters of Brackentwo hoggs unmarked one a boar & the other a barrow appraised to £ 0, S 15, D 0Decm ye 18th 1806 True Copy Isaac Day [p 51]
Bracken County Taken up before me by the subscriber Leven Fields one pale read Cowabout three years ould unmarked apreased to Seven dollars by John Rout given undermy hand this 3th day of January 1807 John McDowell [p 51]
Taken up by Soloman Rece of Bracken County surtain stray stear Two years Old Nextspring yallau Brindle white in his flank Little on his Rump Crop of the Wright under Bitof the Left Yeare Mule Stear praised To three Dollars by Aron Baker & Isaac Rece This17th of January 1807 John Sells [p 51]
Taken up By John Fronk of Bracken County near John FishBacks one small hefferabout one year Old Black Duott a crop and slit in the left Ear and Oew? Pent set of thewhit appaised to 7/6 this 2d Day of September Rudolph Black [p 51]
2 Decr 1806 We Isaac Kenney & William Buckner Being Called upon By Thomas Borring to praisa Stray Mare Say She is a yellow Bay Black tail & main no Brand percievable One & onehalf soc on her fore feet Sore on her Back four years Old next Spring about 14 ½ handshigh praised to _5 Dollars John Sells [p 52]
Jany 4 1807 Taken up by Saml Woods was praised by us one Stray horse Colt one year old past darkhorse Neither Brand Nor Ear mark has A fine White hairs in his forehead About 12 handshigh which wee Alow to be worth forty Shillings John Sells [p 52]
Taken up by John Watherenton the 5 Day of January 1807 one Red hafer one years oldwith a white face and years No Mark apraised to five Shillings by Samuel Meranda[p 52]
Taken up by A Patterson and praised by John C. Taliaferro and John Schoolfield onepoplar Canoe its length 40 feet breath 2 feet 4 inches wid iron steeple in Bow having aCable above three feet long appraised to $4.00 John Sells [p 52]
Feby 28 1807 Was taken up by Samuel Meranda Jun and John Cokron one Small Skiff about 12 feetLong has bein pented Red with a Stepel and Chain to fasen hise? By the Starn Bordbroak Down to the gunel has bin apraised to 3 Dollars by James Meranda and JohnMeranda hir for Deck lede fasned by a hash and Stepel Samuel Meranda esqr [p 53]
Sometime in November 1806 came to the plantation of Samuel Meranda esq twoyearlings one Muley Bull and the other a brown Steer the muley has white face and blackeyes and the brown steer wanting water drank till he killed himself his mark is a slit inthe right ear the other a crop and slit in the Right. Samuel Meranda [p 53]
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27 March 1807 Bracken County Sct Taken up before me by the subscriber by James Putman on thenorth fork of Licking three hogs, spoted black & white boar the others near the samecoular aprased to two Dollars John McDowell [p 53]
Bracken County Sct Taken up before me by the Subscriber by Daniel Thralkell Livingon the North fork of Licking Six hogs thus marks a hook in the right ear & an under bit inthe left apraisd to six Dollars & 75 sents this 27th day of April 1807 John McDowell[p 53]
Bracken County Sct Taken up before me by the subscriber by Andrew Adams Liveingon the north fork of Licking about one mile from McDowells Mill one bay mare aboutforteen hands & inch high branded with IF on the near butock 11 or 12 years Old aprasedto twenty dollars this 28th of March 1807 John McDowell [p 54]
April 13 1807 Bracken County. Taken up by William Reaves a dark bay Horse 15 hands & one inchhigh, supposed to be eight years old, his tail cut short off no brand perceivable has onthree shoes appraised to fifty Dollars by Jas Boice & James Lion John Thomas [p 55]
May 5 1807 Bracken County. Taken up by John Pattie appraised before John Thomas esq. OneSorrel three year old filly with a white main & tail & blaze face one hind foot white,about 13 ½ hands high no brand her tail has been bobed. Appraised to $20 [p 54-55]
June 14 1807 Bracken County. Taken up by Thomas McConnell appraised before John Sells esq. Asorrel mare four years old last spring 14 hands high a blaze face, not docked, naturaltrotter appd to $30 [p 54-55]
July 3 1807 Bracken County. Taken up by James Owens appraised before John Sells esq. A bayhorse between seven and eight years old very poor the right hind foot white 14 handsthree inches high some grey hairs in his forehead aprd to $35 [p 54-55]
1st Bracken County. Taken up by Thomas Broshears appraised before John Sells esq.Eight hogs supposed to be yearlings black & red spotted, right ear swollow fork, the leftear crop & two slits apprd 40/ [p 54-55]
June 20 1807 Bracken County. Taken up by George Sellars appraised before John Thomas. Blackmare with some white hairs about her breast, some Saddle spots on her back branded onher near shoulder with a C on the near buttock with two Cs about 13 ½ hands highsupposed to be 18 or 20 years old appd to 50 cents? [p 54-55]
July 25 1807 Bracken County. Taken up by Thurston Thomas appraised before John Thomas. Bayhorse about 15 hands 3 inches high supposed to be six years old some saddle spots orbrand has on a 3s Bell shod before has a blemish in his right eye apd to $65 [p 54-55]
Augt 18 1807 Bracken County. Taken up by Levi Waters appraised before John Rout J. P. B. C. ASorrel Mare about eight years old 14 hands one inch high. Branded on the near shoulderand buttock thus GS a star in her forhead and two saddle spots appraised to forty dollars [p 56-57]
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Nov 3 1807 Bracken County. Taken up by William Caldwell appraised before William Logan. ABrown and white Cow and Calf marked with a crop and under Bit in the right ear and slitin the left. appraised to $8.00 [p 56-57]
4th Bracken County. Taken up by Dudley Red appraised before John Sells. One sorrelmare 14 hands high small white spots on the right Shoulder left hind foot white appraisedto $35 [p 56-57]
26th Bracken County. Taken up by Levi Waters appraised before John Routt. A White boarwith a black spot on his thigh and another on his rump a crop in the right ear and halfcrop in the left between two and three years old appraised to $2.00 [p 56-57]
28 Bracken County. Taken up by James McIlhatton appraised before John McDowel.One two year old Heffer marked a swallow fork in the left ear and under bit in the rightspotted black and white appraised to $3.00 [p 56-57]
Bracken County. Taken up by Christopher Disher appraised before John McDowel.One year old heffer black with some white on her belly no ear mark appraised to $2.00[p 56-57]
Decr 15 1807 Bracken County. Taken up by George Mains appraised before John Sells. Stray Hogsthree of a Sandy colour some black spots a crop off the right ear & two holes in the leftand one of them with a hole in the left ear, and the other one with a crop and two slits inthe right ear and a hole in the left appraised to £ 1.13.0 [p 56-57]
Augt 26 1807 Taken up by Isaac Hartsock, Living on West Creek near the mouth of Beaver, appraisedbefore John Rout. An Iron Grey Mare 3 years Old about 14 hands high one saddle spoton her back no dock or brand appd to $40 [p 58-59]
Decr 7 Bracken County. Taken up by Andrew Adams appraised before John McDowel. Threesheep one of the has a crop off each ear & an underbit in the right the other two crops andhas a small on the three? appd $3.50 [p 58-59]
Nov 22 Camp Creek. Taken up by John Lewis appraised before Rudolph Black. One darkbrindle bull, no mark, with a white face appraised to $3.50, one year Old also a littleBrindle heiffer one year Old with some white under the belly and flank appd to $4.[p 58-59]
Decr 5 Willow Creek. Taken up by James Rice appraised before Rudolph Black. One sorrelHorse Colt 3 years Old with a blaze face with a sorrel spot in the blaze the right hind footwhite 13 ½ hands high appraised to 0 4.Also one bay mare Colt rising two years Old 12 ½ hands high with a white spot aboveher eyes appd to $11.50.Also one brown bay horse colt rising two years old 13 ½ hands high right hind foot whitewith a long star in its forehead a small snip on its nose appd to ten dollars.And one Sorrel mare Colt rising two years Old with a star in its forehead with a smallblaze below the star 13 ½ hands high appd to $10 [p 58-59]
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19th Bracken County. Taken up by Thomas Patterson appraised before John Sells. Onewhite heifer a good many white spots about the neck unmarked supposed to be 2 yearsold next Spring appd $3 [p 58-59]
Jany 21 1808 Taken up by Samuel Blaids appraised before William Logan. One sandy barrowmarked with a crop off the left and a half crop off the right ear appd to 75 cents[p 58-59]
Dec 19 1807 On the North fork of Licking. Taken up by Zachariah Thompson appraised before JohnMcDowell. A Dark bay mare colt two years old last Spring about 14 hands high a largeStar in her forehead no brand perceivable praised by Andrew Collins and DanielMcGohan to $25 [p 60-61]
Jany 2 1808 On the north fork of Licking. Taken up by [blank] appraised before John McDowell. Abay horse Colt one year old last spring, has a bob tail a large star in his forehead nobrands perceivable appsd to $12 [p 60-61]
5th Ohio R. Taken up by James Meranda Ser appraised before Samuel Meranda. Onewhite Cow with a black head and neck a blaze in her face, a black spot on her rump andseveral spots in the right side, a Crop off the left ear and a swallow fork in the rightappraised to $6.50 by Jas Logan & Solomon Shepherd [p 60-61]
Decr 18 1807 On the N. F. of Licking. Taken up by William Oden appraised before John Routt. AMuly cow three years old marked with two slits in the right ear a dark brown some whiteon her belly and tail appsd to $7 [p 60-61]
21st On N. Fork Licking. Taken up by John Jett appraised before John McDowell. A brightbay Mare nine years old last spring about 13 ½ hands high, a Star in her forehead, a stripon her nose, her hind feet white and a scar on her off thigh no brands percievableappraised to $30 [p 60-61]
March 7th Bracken County. Taken up by Jonathan Elison appraised before Samuel Meranda.One white Rame marked with a crop off the right ear and under bit out of the same and asmall under bit out of the left ear appraised to 12 Shillings [p 60-61]
April 2d Bracken Cty near the Mouth of Locust. Taken up by Robert Wells appraised beforeWilliam Logan. A brown Stud Colt 2 years old this spring 13 hands high neither dockednor branded, with a small star in his forehead appd to $15 [p 60-61]
Apl 11 1808 Bracken. Taken up by James Everen appraised before John Sells. A white barrow withsome black spots, about 18 months old, a round crop in the left ear and slit a crop andunder slope in the right ear appd to 20/ [p 62-63]
Mar 15th Bracken on the Miami trace. Taken up by Samuel McCarty appraised before WilliamLogan. A sorrel mare supposed to be 8 years old, 14 ½ hands high, heavy with colt, shehas a small split in her left ear and a white spot on each side of her neck appraised to $60 [p 62-63]
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Apl 14th Bracken Cty. Taken up by Thomas Owens appraised before John Sells. A bay horseabout 14 ¼ branded on the near shoulder & thigh with the letter T, also branded with thesame letter on the right side under the mane, the right hind foot white, and part of the left,three years old this spring appraised to $37.1/2 [p 62-63]
May 20th Bracken County on the Ohio at the mouth of Turtle Creek. Taken up by ThomasBroshears appraised before Samuel P. Hedges. A Sorrel mare with a white streakaround her back no brand perceivable a leather collar around her neck, thirteen handsthree inches high six years old blaze faced a natural trotter appraised to $30 [p 62-63]
Apl 25th B. County. Taken up by James Owens appraised before John Sells. One Sorrel Horse,four years old this spring about fifteen hands high off hind foot white the end of his tailwhite, several saddle spots, off fore foot somewhat crooked appd to $35 [p 62-63]
June 13 1808 B. County. Taken up by James Bonwell appraised before John Sells. A sorrel mareabout 15 hands high rising four years Old her hind feet white, small black spot on hernear hip, also a wart on her near flank, star on her forehead appraised to sixty five dollars [p 62-63]
July 4 Taken up by John Jackson appraised before Samuel Meranda. One dark bay mare 3years old this spring her near hind foot white and a star in her forehead appraised to 30$[p 62-63]
July 4 1808 Taken up by John Jackson appraised before Samuel Meranda. One dark bay mare 3years old this spring 15 hands high her near hind foot white a star in her forehead appd to$30 [p 64-65] [double entry]
May 26 Near the mouth Beaver. Taken up by Robert Clarke appraised before John Routt. Onesorrel Stud Colt three years old bald face left hind foot white neither docked or brandedappd to $18 [p 64-65]
Octo 18th Taken up by William Bradford appraised before John Sells. A Sorrel Mare with somewhite hares in her mane and body about 15 hands high seven years old next spring with ablack spot on her right thigh no brand or other mark perceivable. Also a Bay Horse Coltone year Old next spring no brand or white about it appraised to $80 [p 64-65]
Nov 14 Bracken. Taken up by Samuel Iles appraised before John Sells. Two Hogs, one whitesow the other a barrow, dark brindle the barrow marked with a crop off the right ear &slit in the left, the sow the right ear swallow fork under bit left ear has a slit about twoyears old appd $3 [p 64-65]
Octo 24 Taken up by John Pell appraised before John Sells. A bay mare four year Old nextspring a small star in her forehead, two white feet on the near side a scar on her thigh anda running sore on her Brisket about fourteen hands one inch high appd to $32.50 cents[p 64-65]
Nov 29th Taken up by James Bonwell appraised before John Sells. A poplar Canoe almost new34 ½ feet long two feet wide in the clear appd to four Dollars [p 64-65]
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28th North fork about 2 miles above McDowells mill. Taken up by Lewis Linwell appraisedbefore John McDowell. A Heifer two years Old her marks a crop and underbit in the leftear a hole in the right, red with some white spots appd to $4 [p 64-65]
28th Taken up by Benjn. Matzter appraised before Saml P. Hedges. A dark bay Horse, blazein his face, three white feet, about 7 years old, branded on both buttocks & the leftshoulder but not intelligable appd to $10 [p 64-65]
27th Taken up by Philip Rice appraised before Saml. P. Hedges. One brown Horse Colt(supposed a last spring colt) with a large Star and snip the near fore foot white appd to24/ [p 64-65]
Dec 26 1808 Waters of Kinkard. Taken up by Wm. Logan Senr. appraised before William Logan.One Dapple Grey horse 13 years old 13 ½ hands high no brand natural trotter appd to$18.00 [p 66-67]
Jany 4 1809 Bracken. Taken up by Samuel Meranda appraised before Saml Meranda. A YerlingSteer brown coloured left Eye blind marked two crops and an underbit out of the left earno white on him appraised to 10/ [p 66-67]
Dec 20 1808 Bracken. Taken up by James Leak appraised before John Sells. A heifer about 3 yearsold next spring her feet White and her body red no marks appraised to $4.24[p 66-67]
2 Do. Taken up by Samuel McCarty appraised before Wll. Logan. One brown Marewith foal rising eleven years old fourteen hands three inches high, no brands a small starin her forehead a small white spot on her nose and another behind her left ear blind of theleft eye shod before her right hind foot white appd $30.00 [p 66-67]
Jany 30 1809 Taken up by Elijah Thompson appraised before John McDowell. A Dark bay Marecolt rising 2 years old no brand perceivable some few white hairs in her forehead appd to$18.00 [p 66-67]
Do. Taken up by Nathl. Mitchel appraised before John McDowell. A dark bay mare 13 ½hands high six years old no brand perceivable her mane cut off appd to thirty Dollars[ p 66-67]
March 16 Taken up by Lewis Hawkins appraised before Will Fields. A Muly Heiffer a crop &under bit in each ear White back and spotted sides two years old apd to $2.75 [ p 66-67]
Jany 12 1809 Taken up by Levi Moore appraise before John Routt. One Heiffer pided black andwhite two years old a crop in each ear appd to $2.00 [p 68-69]
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May 6th Taken up by Thomas Patterson appraised before William Fields. A Black maresupposed to be four years Old about 15 hands high a small star in her forehead a long tailroached back and shews the mark for collar a natural pacer, appraised to $30. [p 68-69]
Taken up by Richard Grayston appraised before Samuel Meranda. A dark bay Horse5 years old 14 hands high with a blazed face his left hind foot white appraisd to $40[p 68-69]
29th May Taken up by Thomas Nelson appraised before John Blanchard. Taken up by ThomasNelson a Sorrel mare about fourteen & a half hand high eight or nine year old a brownspot on the near hip a lump on the off nostril no brand perceiveable appraised at thirtyfive dollars 29th May 1809 before John Blanchard J. P. [p 68-69]
22 May 1809 Taken up by James Meranda appraised before John Blanchard. Taken up by JamesMeranda an Iron gray mare four years old thirteen hands three inches high branded withthe figure 3 on the near shoulder & thigh appraised at forty dollars, 22 May 1809 beforeJohn Blanchard J. P. [p 68-69]
9th Taken up by William Brown appraised before Saml. P. Hedges. A Black Horse sixyears old 14 hands high blaze & snip branded on the near shoulder with the letter N.appraised to 45. dollars vs us Will. Caldwell & Jo Logan [p 68-69]
22d Waters of Locust Creek. Taken up by David Brannon appraised before S. P. Hedges.A Chesnut sorrel horse shod all round one white foot with a star in his forehead said to be6 or 7 years old with some saddle marks upwards of 15 hands high natural trotterappraised to $65. by John Morrow & Archd. Smith [p 68-69]
1809 Taken up by George Owens Junr. appraised before Saml Meranda. One Bay mare fouryears Old 15 hands high two white feet & a blaze face has had the fistlowe & appraisedto $35 by John C. Taliferro & George Owens Senr. [p 70-71]
June 24 1809 Taken up by Joseph Thatcher appraised before Samuel Meranda. One white horse 8years old 14 ½ hands high a little golded with the collar appraised to 55 Dollars by EnesMilner and Harrod Newland [p 70-71]
Jun 28th Taken up by Hewe McKinley appraised before Samuel Meranda. One lite bay mare 4or five years old 13 ½ hands high branded with a S on the near shoulder and on the nearthigh BS and RS no white to be seen on her appraised to 35 Dollars by JamesMeranda and Samuel Meranda Junr. [p 70-71]
August 10th Taken up by John Iles appraised before John Blanchard. Taken up by John Iles asorrel mare about 14 hands high a stare in the forehead mane hanging on the near sidelong switch tail a white spot on the nose three years old last spring no brand perceiveableappraised at $20.00 by James Donovan & Jos. Kughler [p 70-71]
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Sept 28th Taken up by John King appraised before William Logan. Taken up by John King onebrown Mare and a horse colt the mare supposed to be eleven or twelve years old aboutfourteen hands and a half high a stare in the forehead one white hind foot Branded with along O on the near Buttock with some saddle marks the colt a sorrel both hind Legswhite a blase face appraised to thirty dollars [p 70-71]
Oct 2 1809 Taken up by George Mains Senr appraised before S. P. Hedges. One bay horse Coltsupposed to be folded last Spring No brands perceiveable appraised by James Rice andPeter Mains to $7 [p 70-71]
Decr 2 1809 Taken up by Joshua Harlin appraised before William Fields. A Brindle Bull with whiteBack Belly and face supposed to be one year old a muley no Ear mark appraised to $2.50cents by Amos Miller Given under my hand & c William Fields [p 70-71]
Novm 8 1809 Taken up by Marshall Parker appraised before John Routt. A small red Cow markedwith an underbit out of the write eare & a hole in the same & an underbit in the left somewhite spots under her Belly & on Her side Nine or ten years old appraised to $7.5 cents[p 70-71]
Novm 11th Taken up by Rudolph Black appraised before William Fields. A sorrel Mare threeyears old last spring her left hind Foot white shod before about thirteen hands threeinches High appraised to twenty five Dollar by John McClain & James Griffith[p 70-71]
Novm 15th Taken up by William Thompson appraised before William Fields. A Dark red Cowsupposed to be about four years old Appraised to seven dollars by Thomas Power andEbenezer Thompson no Marks at all [p 72-73]
Novm 27th Taken up by Samuel Blades appraised before William Logan. One red and white Cowwith a crop of the write Ear and a slope of the under side of the left Appraised to $9[p 72-73]
Novm 30th Taken up by Samuel McCarty appraised before William Logan. One bay filly risingthree years old 13 hands High neither Docked nor Branded three white Feet a small stareAppraised to $16? [p 72-73]
Dec 2 1809 Taken up by John Lewis appraised before William Fields. A red Heffer with somewhite under the Belly supposed to be three years old next spring marks with an under bitin the rite Ear and the end of the right horn broke off appraised to $5.25 By John Henson[p 72-73]
Novm 13th Taken up by John Lewis appraised before William Fields. Two head of Neet cattle onea stear marked with a crop off the left Ear white back and red sides a kind of a Mottlycoloured face supposed to be three years old next spring The other a Black Bool withsome little white about him marked a swallow fork in the right Ear supposed to be twoyears old next spring Each appraised to two Dollars [p 72-73]
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Novm 27th Taken up by William Fields appraised before S. P. Hedges. A Ball? Sorrel Filly twoyears old last spring about twelve hands high a blase fase off hind foot White with a longbobd tail no brands perceiveable appraised to $16.50 by Lewis Hawkins & IsaacAmbrose [p 72-73]
Novm 1 1809 Taken up by David Weatherington appraised before S. P. Hedges. One black horse twohind feet white & the near fore foot With a large stare & snip & a small streak of whitefrom the stare down fifteen hands & upwards high Branded T.I.H.T. a natural trottertwo years old Last spring appraised to $50Also a chesnut sorrel mare near 14 hands high With a small star & no brandsperceiveable appraised To $30 the same Date [p 74-75]
Dec 15 1809 Taken up by Vachel Weldon appraised before John Blanchard. One black yearlingsteer no marks or Brands appraised at five shillings [p 74-75]
Dec 23 1809 Taken up by William Weatherington appraised before John Blanchard. One yellowbay horse about 15 years old 14 & half hands High stare in the forehead some white hairon the near side shod all round no brand perceiveable appraised at $20.00 [p 74-75]
Dec 29 1809 Taken up by Aaron Baker appraised before John Blanchard.A brown Cow six years old a crop and a hole in the left ear marked thus W a white bellyand tail also white on the top of the Shoulder & rump appraised at $9 - also a bull calfwith a white belly & tail the other parts red appraised at $1 [p 74-75]
Dec 18 1809 Taken up by James Daugherty appraised before William Fields. A small sow shote ayellow coulor with some spots about it Marked a swallow fork in the left ear and anunderbit in the right ear appraised by Martin Court to one Dollar twelve & half cents[p 74-75]
Dec 19 1809 Taken up by Jeremiah Ballenger appraised before William Fields. One Iron Grey horseColt supposed to be two years Old last spring a stare and a snip in his forehead one whitehind foot about thirteen hands and a Half high by Reubin Elliott and John Ballenger Toseventeen Dollars and fifty cents [p 74-75]
Dec 22 1809 Taken up by John McDowell appraised before William Fields. A red heffer with whiteback and belly a white face A mewly one year old past appraised by Joseph McDowellto fore dollars [p 74-75]
Dec 12 1809 Taken up by Benjamin Grover appraised before William Logan. One large red andBlack spotted Barrow marked with half crop in the underside of the left eare & a hole inthe same but tore out appraised to $4 and one white and black spotted Barrow markedwith a swallow fork and underbit in the right eare and a hole in the left appraised to $2Dollars before me [p 76-77]
Dec 12 1809 Taken up by Mordaca Chalfint appraised before William Logan. One Black and whiteBull Calf marked with a crop of the right eare and under bit in the same and two slits inthe left appraised to sixty two & half cents before me [p 76-77]
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Jany 16 1810 Taken up by Henry Ogden appraised before John Rout. A steer two years Old a brownwith a white back a crop and under bit in the left and a hole in the right appraised to$2.75 [p 76-77]
Janry 17 1810 Taken up by Thomas P. Thomas appraised before William Field. Eight head of Hogsfive sows and three Barrows four white listed and three Black ones and one white onewith a few black spots on him mark with a crop and a slit and an over bit in the writeEare and a crop and an underbit in the left Eare supposed to be one year old appraised byLewis Hawkins to twelve Dollars [p 76-77]
March 5 1810 Taken up by John Fee appraised before William Field. A small shoat marked a crop offthe right Eare spotted black and red appraised by George Sellar to one Dollar fifty cents[p 76-77]
March 5 1810 Taken up by Daniel Thrailkill appraised before John Routt. A chesnut sorrel Marewith a small blaze in the face some gray hairs on the near side no brand perceiveableabout six years old this spring appraised to $47 ½ [p 76-77]
March 9 1810 Taken up by William Black appraised before William Field. A Brindle heffer two yearsold this spring marked with an upper slope off of the left Eare appraised to $3.[p 76-77]
Feby 5 1810 Taken up by John Norris appraised before John R. Howe. One brindle Heffer fouryears old next spring white back with tail white & some white in the forehead belly hindlegs white up to the ham two slits in the right eare appraised to $6.50 by JohnWeatherington & Joseph Norris [p 76-77]
March 31 Taken up by John R. Howe appraised before J. Blanchard by Edwd Case & Saml Poe. A white Steer marked with a crop off each ear & slit in the right appears to have beentorn by dogs, appraised at fifteen shillings [p 78-79]
Nov 3 1809 Taken up by George Martin appraised before Samuel Meranda. One red heffer 3 yearsold last spring marked a crop and underbit in the neare ear no other marks or brandsperceiveable appraised to six Dollars and 33 cents appraised by Samuel Byland &Aaron Gregge [p 78-79]
April 24 1810 Taken up by William Buckner appraised before John Blanchard. A sorrel mare about14 ¼ hands high four years Old Blaze in her face a white spot on the right side of the loina 4/6 Bell with a leather Collar also a bay filly two years old no mark or Brand, the mareappraised to $20.00 and the filly at $7.00 [p 78-79]
March 1810 Taken up by Samuel Seward appraised before John R. Howe. A three year old heffer awhitish colour both ears Cut off & a slit in each no other marks perceiveable appraised tobe worth five Dollars & fifty cents by Philip Marshall & John Pribble [p 78-79]
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May 12 1810 Taken up by Mary Jackson appraised before Samuel Meranda. One Dark Brown horse15 years old with a large snip on his nose and a streck in his face his off hind foot somewhite with some saddle spots on his back and Crease follow no other mark or Brandperceiveable appraised to $20 Dollars by Ely Wiley and William Frakes [p 78-79]
July 2 1810 Taken up by Joseph Thatcher appraised before William Logan. One Bay mare 10years old with a star and snip the left fore and hind feet both white she has had thefistilow no brand she has a sorrell mare Colt appraised to $30 and posted before me[p 78-79]
Taken up by John Blanchard appraised before John E. McCormack. One black mareabout 10 years old 14 hands ½ high branded 3R had on a 1/6 bell with a leather stropappraised at $30 John Blanchard [p 80-81]Also a bay mare about 4 years old about 14 ¼ high blaize enclining to the right side ofthe face 3 white feet black main & tail appraised at $30Also a sorrel mare about 3 or 4 years old stare in the forehead (two wild to catch) nobrands appraised at $25[p 80-81]
April 25 1810 Taken up by William Fields Esqr appraised before Job Stout. One Sorrel horse abouteight years old this spring about fifteen hands high no brand a blaze face his near hindfoot white some Gray hairs in his main appraised to fifty Dollars [p 80-81]
Aug 20 1810 Taken up by Samuel Meranda appraised before John Weatherington. One bay mare10 or 12 years old blind of the left Eye and a brand with a peace of Iron on the leftShoulder about 14 hands high appraised to fifteen Dollars by Wm Watkins & Thos.Broshears [p 80-81]
Aug 20 1810 Taken up by John Routt at West Creek Bever appraised before William Shurley. ABay mare neither Docked nor Branded a saddle spot on the off side about seven years oldlast spring appraised to $27 [p 80-81]
Aug 28 1810 Taken up by William Logan J. P. appraised before Thomas McCarty. One Bay horsefive years old 12 hands high with a blaze face and his hind feet both white a long Switchtail no brand appraised to $20also an Iron Gray yearlin Filly with a blase face and her off hind foot white and part ofthe nigh one with a long tail appraised to $12 same date [p 80-81]
Aug 21 1810 Taken up by William Fields J. P. B. C. appraised before Thomas Boring. One Sorrelmare about 14 hands high 4 years old last spring a small stare in her forehead her nearhind foot white no brand perceiveable appraised to $25 [p 80-81]
Sep 10 1810 Taken up by Johnathan Jackson appraised before John Routt J. P. Near the mouth ofBever one black horse Eighteen years old about fourteen hands high has on his nearbuttock a gray spot and on his wright arm a small white spot blind in the right eye andnearly blind in the left very gray under the main appraised to $12 [p 82-83]
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Nov 9 1810 Taken up by John R. Howe appraised before Thomas McConnell. Eight shots seven ofwhich are Black & one black and white spotted the mark is a hole in each ear & an overbit in each ear appraised at six Dollars & fifty sents [p 82-83]
Oct 15 1810 Taken up by William Field appraised before John Hanson. A Gray Horse ten years oldlast spring near fifteen hands high his near Eye out no brand. Shod before appraised tothirty dollars, Also a small Black horse about 13 ½ hands high a small star in theforehead and some saddle marks no brand appraised to $25 [p 82-83]
Nov 18 1810 Taken up by Samuel Meranda appraised before John Hunt. 7 Hoggs one Sow and onebarrow marked with a crope of the left eare and a slit in the right one old sow with a cropof the left eare and a whole in the right 4 shoats with a crop of the left and a swallow forkin the right appraised to seven dollars by Isaac Allison and John Boyde[p 82-83]
Sept 8 1810 Taken up by William Fields appraised before John Morran. A Small Iron gray mareabout 7 or 8 years old last spring about thirteen hands 3 inches high a blase fase her nearefore foot white near to her knee has a bell on appraised to Eighty dollars by DanielMorford Senr. and Isaac Ambrose[p 82-83]
Oct 27 1810 Taken up by Charles York appraised before John Blanchard. An Iron Gray horseabout Eight ears old 14 ½ hands high branded on the neare shoulder M & has theappearance of a brand on the neare thigh but not plain appraised at $30.00 by ThomasBroshears & David Weatherington [p 84-85]
Taken up by George Maines near Woodards appraised before John Blanchard. Asorrel horse 4 years old next spring 13 ¼ hands high some white on the off hind foot, nobrands appd at $12 - Copd. [p 84-85]
Dec 19 1810 Taken up by Andrew Adams appraised before John McDowell. Two steers - one twoyears old marked with a crop off the left ear, under bit out of the right, flesh marks,brown with white face & some white spots appd $3 the other - one year old, marked withtwo crops, two slits & an under bit out of the right ear, brindle with white spots appd to$2.50 [p 84-85]
Jany 7 1811 Taken up by Will. Black (near John Hamiltons) appraised before Robert Walton.Horse Colt, one year old last spring, a bay colour 13 hands, a star in his forehead, noother marks or brands perceiveable appd to $15 [p 84-85]
Jany 7 1811 Taken up by The same appraised before Robert Walton. Two Stray sheep, ewe & ram -marked a crop off the left ear & an under bit & slope off the right & a short tail supposedto be 7 or 8 years old appd to 7/6 each
Dec 18 1810 Taken up by James Patterson (near Turemans Mill) appraised before Robt. Walton.A red & white spotted, muley Calf, six months old no ear marks appd 75 cents [p 84-85]
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Dec 21 1810 Taken up by Agnes Walton (near G. Humlongs) appraised before Robt. Walton. ADark Bay mare colt - two years old last spring 13 ½ hands high, near hind foot somewhite the other white above the pastern Joint - a Star in her forehead - no other marks orbrands perceiveable appd to [blank] [p 84-85]
Nov 20 1810 Taken up by William Logan Senr. Appraised before William Logan Jnr. Red andwhite yearlin Steer Calf marked with a crop and a whole in the left eare and a crop andunder bit in the right appraised To $2.00 [p 86-87]
Feby 5 1811 Taken up by Obediah Raggsdall appraised before William Fields. A Bay fillysupposed to be two years old last spring upwards of 14 hands high no brand the off hindfoot white a long tale appraised by William Fields and William Green to twenty fiveDollars [p 86-87]
Feby 16 1811 Taken up by John Hook appraised before J. Blanchard. One Black yearling Steerbrown a long the back marked with a crop off the right eare appraised to $3.00also one white and black spotted barrow two or three years old no eare mark perceiveableappraised to $1.50 by George & John Fee [p 86-87]
March 9 1811 Taken up by John G. Eckers appraised before William Logan. Black Bool with a whiteface and white a long his back supposed to be a two yeare old marked With an upper bitin the left eare and a half Crop off the upper side of the right appraised to $2.00 [p 86-87]
April 3 1811 Taken up by Vachil Weldin and delivered up to the subscriber appraised before JohnBlanchard. A bay Mare about 14 hands high 14 years old stare in her forehead and shodbefore appraised at $15.00 [p 86-87]
May 14 1811 Taken up by James Owens appraised before J. Blanchard. A Sorrel mare about 15years old 13 ½ hands high no brands a very small star in the forehead the near hind footWhite appraised at $5.00 also a chesnut sorrel mare 3 or 4 years old white feet bald faceglass eyes about 14 hands high appraised at $10 by Giles Fegan & Jesse Southerland[p 86-87]
Apl 15 1811 Taken up by Sylvester Pattie a bay mare about 11 ys. old & 14 hands high a star in theforehead some white on the left hind foot branded with a Stirrup Iron on the nearshoulder appd at $15 by Phil Buckner & Wm Frakes Apl. 15th 1811 before JohnBlanchard [p 88]
Mar 25 1811 Taken up by Thomas McCarty one sandy sow marked with a swallow fork in both earsand an under bit in the right appraised to 5/ - March 25th 1811. Wm. Logan [p 88]
Apr 18 1811 Taken up by Thomas Downard one dark roan mare 14 hands high supposed to be 18years old she has on a small bell her hind feet both white and her left fore one - a smallstar in her forehead, branded on the near shoulder but not perceiveable - appd to $5. April18th 1811 Wm. Logan [p 88]
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Jany 5 1811 Taken up by David Smith living on the North fork of Licking nigh to where the Stateroad crosses at Jeremiah Devores - a red stear about two years old marked with a crop inthe right ear and a Swallow fork in the left. posted & appd to $3 ½. 5th Jany 1811John Routt [p 88]
Decr 19 1810 Taken up by Ann Kabler on the North fork of Licking near James Putmans a blackmare about 14 years old, Branded on the near shoulder thus S a small saddle spot posted& appd to $16. 19th Decr 1810 near 15 hands high - John Routt [p 88]
June 1 1811 Taken up by William Burrows living at the mouth of Bern, a Sorrel horse about 15hands high 5 years old this spring, branded on the near shoulder with the bottom of astirrup iron, near hind foot white, a small white spot on the root of the tail - appd. to $40.1st June 1811. John Routt [p 89]
Feby 19 1811 Taken up by Jeremiah Devore on the State road where it crosses the north fork leadingfrom the mouth of Beaver to Augusta, a brown stear with a white belly marked with ahalf crop and slit in the right ear, also crop slit in the left. appd. $2.25 cts supposed twoyears old. John Routt [p 89]
Feby 19 1811 Also a heifer a pale red with a white face, white belly, white tail, white spot on the rumpa crop & two slits in the left, a crop & a slit in the right, three years old next springposted and appd 22/ - 19th Feby 1811 John Routt [p 89]
Jany 21 1811 Taken up by Henry Ogden on the North fork of Licking near Jeremiah Devores, a redHeifer about two years old with a white belly, crop in the right ear and two slits in theunder part of the ear. appd. To 9/6 21st Jany 1811 John Routt [p 89]
July 30 1811 Taken up by Samuel Elliot near the mouth of locust a chesnut sorrel mare with a blaisein her face off hind foot white some grey hares at the root of her tail mane on both sidesof the neck 4 years old about 14 ¼ hands high no brands appraised to 30 dollars by meJohn Blanchard [p 89]
July 18 1811 Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Garrard McKinne And brought before me a justiceof the Peace for said county a bay horse about 14 hands high 5 years old next springbranded with V on back shoulder with a halter mark on her nose appraised by Capt L.Hawkins & Joseph Harlin to $27.50 Given under my hand this 18th day of July 1811William Fields [p 90]
Aug 7 1811 Taken up by William Caldwell a black colt two years old last spring 18 ½ hands high nobrand natural trotter appraised to ten Dollars given under our hands this 7th day of Aug.1811 Reuben Stevenson, John Burket before John Blanchard [p 90]
26th Taken up by Andrew Griffin and brought before me a Justice of the pease for BrackenCounty, An Iron gray filly supposed to be one year old last spring Each hind foot whiteno brand apraised by Wm Elrod & George Griffin to nine Dollars given under my handthis 26th day of Aug 1811 William Fields [p 90]
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Augt 8 1811 Taken up by William Figgins living on the State road near Augusta a bay horse about sixyears old with a star in the forehead and snip on the nose branded on the off shoulder andbuttox with a stirrup iron posted & appraised to $30. this 8th day of August 18811.John Routt J. P. [p 90]
Taken up by John Weatherington one bay mare mixed all over with white hairs aboutfifteen hands high six years old, two hind feet white with a star in her forehead and asaddle spot on the off side and white on the root of the tail appraised to $40 dollars JohnBlanchard [p 91]
Oct 7 1811 Taken up by Jeremiah Browning living on the waters of the north fork of licking a blackHorse Colt with Small Star in his forehead and a Scar on his left arm? Two years old lastspring Fourteen hands high no other mark or Brand Perceivable appraised to $25. Beforeme a Justice of the Pease of Bracken County Oct 7th 1811 Robert Walton [p 91]
Aug 6 1811 Taken up by James Pribble a yellow bay mare blaze in her face off eye out 3 white legslist on her Back near Glass eye some saddle spots natural Pacer about 14 ½ hands high 9years old appraised to $15.00 before J. BlanchardAug 6th 1811 [p 91]
Sept 20 1811 Taken up by David Weatherington a sorrel mare about 14 ¼ hands high 7 years oldBlaze in her face branded On the near shoulder appraised to $27.00 before J.Blanchard Sept 20th 1811 [p 91]
Oct 28 1811 Taken up by John G. Eckley living near McCarties one Sorrel Horse 8 years old 14 ½hands high with a stare in his forehead and a small white spot between his eyes and oneon his left shoulder and some white speck on his right buttock, both trots and paces appdto $30. and posted before me this 28 of Octo 1811 Wm Logan J. P. [p 92]
Nov 23 Taken up by T. Howard near the mouth of the North fork a sorrel Horse about 14 ½hands high - 7 years old - near hind foot white shod before - two saddle spots on the nearside no brand perceivable. appd to $37.50 cts this 23d Nov. 1811 before John Routt J.P. [p 92]
Dec 9 1811 Taken up by John Routt Esqr one red Brindle heifer supposed to be rising three yearsold not marked appraised to 20/ Dec the 9th 1811 Wm Logan [p 92]
Taken up by Mordacai Chalfant one red brindle bull Calf with some white spots & astair in his forehead not marked appraised to 10/6 Dec 11th 1811 Wm Logan [p 92]
Dec 16 1811 Taken up by Saml. Hartsock living on the north fort of Licking River a black stearyearling with a white back and face the sides speckled with white the legs and neck Blackmarked with a crop in the left ear & half crop in the right appraised to 8/ ½. Given undermy hand this 16th day of Dec 1811 Bracken County John Routt [p 92]
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Dec 21 1811 Taken up by William Jackson living near the mouth of Beaver a Heifer yearling blackand white pided marked with a slit and under bit in each Ear appraised to 16/6 this 21st
day of Dec 1811 Bracken County John Routt [p 93]
Taken up by Peter Man living on the north fork of Licking river near James Putmons alight grey mare about 14 ½ hands high eight years old no brands perceivableJohn Routt
Also a dark Iron Grey filly suppposed to be a fole of the mare as it now sucks the abovemare they boath appraised together to $45. Given under my hand this 16th day of Dec.1811 Bracken County John Routt [p 93]
Dec 10 1811 Bracken County Taken up by Capt Lewis Hawkins & appraised before me six head ofsheep all white one Bell five of the marked with a crop & slit in the right ear and a cropand under bit in the left ear and a crop and under bit in each ear appraised by Wm Elliottto $7.50. Given under my hand this 10th December 1811 Wm Fields [p 93]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Philip Rice living on the waters of Willow a sorrelhorse colt about 11 hands high one year old next spring with a stare and a snip the hindfeet white and one of the forefeet no other marks or Brand perceivable appraised to $1.00before me Robert Walton[p 93]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Micajah Barkley living in Germantown one blackmare about thirteen hands high six years old last spring with a stare in her forehead noother marks perceavable appraised to $15.00
Also one Dark Bay mare about thirteen & a half hand high six years old last spring with alarge stare in her forehead no other marks perceivable appraised to $20.00 before me aJustice of the peace for the said county Robert Walton [p 94]
Taken up by James Hooton living on the North fork of Licking, an Iron Grey horse 14hands high rising 4 years Old his tail has been docked, shod before, no other marks orbrands perceivable, appraised to $30 by Wm. Elliott Jr. & Isaiah Youngman before methis 9th January 1812. Robert Walton [p 94]
Taken up by Benjamin McDaniel living on the head waters of Bracken nearGermantown a dark bay mare 14 hands high with a star and snip rising 5 years old, shodbefore has a lump on the right side and some white on the root of her tail branded thus Gon the near shoulder appraised to $25. By Edmond Browning Jr and Isaiah Youngmanbefore me Jany 16th 1812 Robt. Walton [p 94]
Jany 11 1812 Taken up by Philip Rice one bay mare mixed with white hairs 12 years old 14 ½ handshigh one hind foot white bob tail shod before no brand perceivable appraised by JohnField & William Caldwell to $12. Jany 11th 1812. William Field J. P. [p 95]
Jany 11 1812 Taken up by George Thompson a bull about 3 years old next spring a reddish brindletwo half spades one on the under part of the right ear and the other the upper part of theleft ear appraised by William Chick to $8.00 Jany 11th 1812 William Field [p 95]
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Oct 18 1811 Taken up by Peter Mann on the north fork of Licking river near James Putmans a lightGrey mare about 8 years old 15 hands high also an Iron grey Filly a fole of the mare as itsucks the mare both appraised to $45. Given under my hand this 18th of Octo. 1811John Routt [p 95]
Jany 15 1812 Taken up by Jeremiah Devore living on the North fork of Licking River where the Stateroad crosses a pided brindle with a large white spot in the face marked with a Slit in theright ear, crop & slit in the left supposed to be three years old next Spring appraised to$4.50. Cts this 15th day of January 1812 John Routt [p 95]
Jany 10 1812 Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Vachael Weldin an Stray stear 3 years old under bitin the Right ear brown side white Back & belly and appraised to $4 - By Simon Martin& Joseph Taylor before me a Justice of the peace for said County Jany. 10th 1812 [p 96]
Do Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Samuel McCainan Stray cow about six years oldwith some fire red spots her Ears red no brands perceivable a crop & slit in the Right Eara slit and ½ crop in the left appraised to nine dollars by Thomas Havering before me aJustice of the Peace for said county January 10th 1812 James Armstrong [p 96]
Apl 29 1812 Taken up by Charles Colvin living on the North fork of Licking river near the mouth, abay horse five years old this spring Docked no brands perceavable a small white in theface posted and appraised to $35. Given under my hand this 29th day of April 1812Bracken County John Routt J. P. [p 96]
May 1 1812 Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Samuel Stiles Living on McCarties fork of Locustone brown Horse 13 years old 14 Hands 3 inches High his hind feet both white & a smallwhite Spot on his Lip & some saddle spots appraised to $30 and one black Horse 9 yearsold 15 hands high both hind feet white a small dim star in his forehead & some saddlespots appraised to $45. & posted before me this 1st day of May 1812Wm Logan [p 97]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John King Living on the head waters of camp Creekfour Hogs to wit one Black & sandy spotted Barrow one sow of the same colour & twowhite & black spotted sows all marked with a crop off each ear - and a slit in the Left noother marks or Brands Perceivable appraised to one Dollar each before me RobertWalton [p 97]
Augt 5 1812 A stray horse taken By Eli Wiley aprased By Benjamin Loghlin & Joseph Carter asorrel about Six years old hands fourteen hands three inches High and Branded on thenear shoulder with Es one small white spot on the same shoulder and a small star in theforehead and several saddle marks and aprased to thirty five dollarsWm Bradford [p 97]
Augt 5 1812 Bracken County Sct. A stray Mare Taken up By William Weaver and appraised byDavid Weatherington and Jacob Strawberry to fifteen Dollars Rs. About fifteen handshigh about fourteen years old and a small Star in the forehead a snip On the Nose a darkBay with four white feet and two white Spots above her eye A natural trotter WilliamBradford [p 98]
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Augt 14 1812 Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Rudolph Black living near Germantown a bay mare 3years old last spring 14 hands high hip shot in the left hip some Saddle marks no othermarks or brands perceivible appraised to $18. by John Dicks & Basil Leak before methis 14th of August 1812 Robert Walton [p 98]
Augt 14 1812 T Taken up by Rudolph Black living near Germantown a Black horse with a 4/6 Bellbuckeled on with a crupper, a small star in his forehead. About 14 ½ hands high 6 yearsold both hind feet white some small saddle marks branded on the near shoulder andbuttock thus O, appraised to $30.00. Also a yellow Bay horse with a yoke on with a starin the forehead about 14 ½ hands high 8 years old both hind feet white no other marks orbrands perceivible appraised to 25$ by Reubin Stephenson & James Rankin before methis 31st of August 1812 R. Walton J. P. p 98-99]
Oct 5 1812 Taken up by William Burns living near the mouth of beaver on Main licking River asorrel Horse four years Old a small blaze in the forehead the near fore foot white NeitherDocked nor branded fourteen hands high Posted & appraised to $30 this 8th day of Sept1812. Given under my hand this 8th day of Sept 1812 Routt [p 99]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up By James D. Owins living on the Ohio River one milebelow Augusta One Sorl mare 14 ½ hands high off hind foot white a star and Blase in herface about nine years old appraised before me to thirty five dollars by Thos. Nelson &David Hucherson. Oct 31st 1812. James Armstrong Peace [p 99]
Oct 10 1812 Bracken County St. taken up by John Hanson and appraised before me one whiteweather supposed to be two years old markd. with a crop and under bit off of the right earand a crop off of the left ear appraised by Samuel Harmon to one dollar and Seventyfive Cents. Given under my hand this 10th Oct 1812Will Field P. B. C. [p 100]
Bracken County and Commonwealth of Kentucky St. Taken up by John Pearl of thiscounty & appraised before me two mares one 5 years old last Spring. a dark bay about 14hands and one Inch high. the near hind foot white a dim Star in her forehead her tail along bob appraised to $27.50 Cents the other a brown About 15 hands a blaze face bothhind feet white a long bob tail appraised to $37.50 Cents by Robert Bagby and LewisHowkins Given under my hand this 19th Oct 1812 William Field P. B. C.[p 100]
Nov 10 1812 Bracken county and commonwealth of Ky ss. Taken up by Job Stout and appraisedbefore me a black and white heifer About three years old last Spring marked with anunder bit in each ear appraised by Will Harrod to $8.00 Given under my hand this 4th
Nov 1812 Will Field P. [p 101]
Nov 17 Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Alexander Fishback one Bay mare 14 ¼ hands 1Inch high four years old last spring a small star in her forehead no brands perceivibleappraised to thirty dollars by Elijah Wiley & Abraham Patterson before me a trueCopy from my stray book Nov 7th 1812 James Armstrong P. [p 101]
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Bracken County Sctt. Taken up by Joseph Frix living in the waters of Turtle point run adark Sorl mare a small Star in her forehead a few white hairs behind her year about 14 ½hands high 14 or 15 years old a little hip shot and appraised to 15$ By Thomas Nelson &Abraham Patterson a true copy from my stray book Nov 9th 1812 James Armstrong[p 101]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by William Buckner living in Augusta three head ofhoggs 2 of Sd. Hogs white no marks the other one spotted a crop of Each ear 2 Slits inthe left ear One in the right appraised to $6 by Abraham Patterson Nov 9th 1812James Armstrong [p 101]
1812 Bracken County Sctt. taken up By William Marsh living on Bracken Creek 1 mile fromSam. Thomas’s mill 1 bore pigg about 9 months old white with some black spottsapraised to 1$ Thos. P. Thomas & Robert Leak. Nov 11th 1812James Armstrong [p 102]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Jeremiah Balenger living on the waters of CampCreek Two Hogs Spottd with black and white about 2 years old no ear marks appraised to7/6 each, by Basil Leak & John F. Ballengar before me this 21st of Nov 1812R. Walton P. [p 102]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by James McAfee living on Camp Creek a sow, Spottedwith white and black marked with a crop & slit in the left ear, about 2 years old,appraised to 6/. Also a white & yellow sow with a crop & slit in the left ear and a cropand hole in the with about 2 years old appraised to 6/. by John F. Ballanger & JeremiahBalenger before me this 21st Nov. 1812 Robert Walton [p 102]
Nov 16 1812 Taken up by William Logan Sen. one small Sorrel mare Colt rising 2 years old with asmall Star in her forhead and hind feet both white apprd. to $5 and posted this 16th ofNovember 1812 Will Logan [p 103]
Taken up by Philip Rice one small Black horse Colt rising two years with a Large Star inhis forehead appraised to $5 and posted this 30th of Nov. 1812 Will Logan J. P. [p 103]
Bracken Cty Sct. Taken up by John Thomas living on the Ohio Willow Creek one darkGrey mare Colt rising two years old with a large Star in her fore head appraised to $10and posted this 14th Nov 1812 W. Logan J. P. [p 103]
Taken up by Dickn Morris one Dark Sorrel mare with a small Blaze in her faceSupposed to be rising 4 years old 14 hands high with a long tail No brand appd. to $20and one Iron grey horse colt rising 3 years old 13 ½ hands high apprd. to $20 and postedthis 20th of Nov 1812 W. Logan J. P. [p 103]
1812 Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Robert Wells one yellow Sorrel mare Colt Supposedto be rising 3 years old 13 ½ hands high with a long Tail appd. to $15 and posted beforeme this 5th of Nov 1812 Will Logan [p 104]
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Taken up by John Fee on the waters of Bracken a sorrel mare 4 years old next Spring aStar in her forehead no brands perceivible & praised to $20 By P. Ebert & DanielKeighler Decr 7th 1812. J. Armstrong J. P. [p 104]
Taken up by Joseph Powell 1 Red bull with some white Spotts on and a Star in hisforehead Supposed to be rising 2 years old not marked appraised to $3 & posted beforeme the 16th of Dec, 1812 Wm. Logan [p 104]
1813 Taken up by Andrew Dunn one brown Heifer Supposed to be 3 years old with a youngCalf at her foot marked with a Crop and hole in the Left ear and under bit in the rightappraised to $7 & posted before me the 1st of January 1813. W. L. [p 104]
1813 Taken up by Mordica Chalfant 1 Red Bull Supposeing to be rising years old markedwith a crop & Slit in the Left ear & a swallow fork in the right appd. to $2.50 Cents andposted before me the 1st Day of January 1813 W. L. J. P. [p 105]
Bracken County. Taken up by Charles Colvin living on the north fork of licking rivernear the mouth a dark Bay mare three years old last spring docked no brands Perceivableabout 14 hands high Posted and appraised to $20 this 4th day decr. 1812John Rout [p 105]
Taken up by John Bowman one Red and white Heifer not marked Supposed to be rising3 years old Appraised to $3.50 Cents and posted before me this 6th of FebuaryWilliam Logan J. P. [p 105]
Bracken County Jany 27th 1813. Taken up by John Norris a dark Sorrel mare Two yearsold past last spring a small Star in the forehead a natural trotter and croced B. ____?Apd. to fifteen dollars Before me Will Bradford [p 105]
Jany 4 1813 Bracken County Jany 4th 1813. A Stray Stear Calf taken up by Ferdenand Dory No Earmarks the Colour Gets Blacks there is No white Marks theron appd. to one dollar Beforeme W. Bradford [p 106]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John Hill 1 Black & white Steer supposed to be 2years old marked with a slit in the Right ear appraised to $3 and Posted before me this27th of February 1813 Will Logan [p 106]
This day came Aron Owens & made oath that a dark Sorrel mare with a small blase inher face was the property of William Owens Arthur Thorne
Taken up by James Patterson and appraised before me three Shotes all Bores about 9months old some spots black and white No mark appd. by George Patterson to 92 CentsGiven under my hand this 6th Feby 1813 Will Field J. P. B. C. [p 106]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John Pattie living four miles from Augusta on thewaters of Bracken creek one bay mare thirteen & a half hands high four years old lastspring blaze face branded on near shoulder thus O appraised to $18. before me this 11th
Dec 1812 Robert Walton [p 107]
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Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Isaac Arnold living on the waters of one large WhiteCow with large horns marked with a crop of the Left ear & a hole in the right appraisedto two Dollars by John Reynolds & Isaac Reynolds before me the subscriber a Justiceof the peace for said County this 13th day of Febr. 1813 John Bennet [p 107]
Taken up by Daniel Insko living on the north fork of Licking A Bay Horse about sixteenhands High with a Star in his forehead and Snip on the nose rubed with the years on theShoulders some white hairs on the off hip his hind feet white Shod all round with heavyShoes the one on the off hind foot Steel towed Supposed to be 15 years old Branded Thus
IR on the near Shoulder & Buttock appraised to $40 by Reuben Stevenson and JamesRankin before me this 19th April 1813 Robert Walton [p 107]
Taken up by James Patterson living on the Frankfort road near German Town a brownmare fourteen hands and a half high nine or ten years old (with a Small bell on worthabout 75 cents) with some white hairs on each Side of her neck Supposed to be rubedwith a Collar or yoke no other marks or brands perceivable apraised to $20 by Joseph W.Rudd & Wm. Adams before me this 29th April 1813 Robert Walton [p 108]
Taken up by William Burns living on licking river near the mouth of Beaver Creek ayellow dapple grey mare four years old this spring shod all round some saddle spots ablack spot on her left shoulder a small snip on her nose posted and appraised to $65. this22nd day of May 1813 Bracken County N. B. she is about 15 hands highJohn Routt [p 108]
Taken up by Adam Downard in Augusta one Strawberry roan mare 11 years Old 13hands high his hinde feet bothe white and a Star & Snip appraised to $6 and one Sorrellmare with a Star and Snip 4 years Old 14 hands high his left hind foot white and a Smallbell on appraised to $25 and posted before me this 17th of April 1813Wm Logan [p 108]
Taken up by William Buckner living in Bracken County a bay Mare Six years Old partsabout thirteen & an half hands high branded with an M on the left hip a Small Stair inher forehead shod all round appraised to $18 by James Ferson & George Reese 26th dayof June 1813 James Armstrong J. P. [p 108]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by William Buckner living in Augusta a dark ChesnutSorrell horse four years Old last Spring 13 ½ hand high blazed face light main & tail adark spot on the uper end of the right flank two light coloured Spots on the right buttockbranded with a Stirrup on the left Shoulder and appraised to Twenty two dollars & fiftyCents before me by Robert Smith and John Hook this 13th day of July 1813A true Copy from my Stray book James Armstrong [p 109]
Bracken County Sect. Taken up by John Pattie Junr. living 4 miles East of Augustaone yellow Bay mare mixed all over with white hairs Small blaze in the foreheadBranded with a hart on the near Shoulder four years old last Spring about 14 hands highappraised to $10.00 by Thos. Sharpe & Jacob Sallie before me the Subscriber a Justiceof the pease for Said County this 31st day of July 1813 John Bennett [p 109]
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July 26 1813 Taken up by Richard Jackson a dark Brown mare three years old about Fifteen handhigh a natural trotter with a small Star in the fore head & cut under the fore top both hindfeet white & two small saddle lumps & one small saddle Spot appraised to thirty dollarsbefore me William Bradford [p 109-110]
Augt 4 1813 Taken up by Isaac Day Jr. a dark Brown mare six years old, thirteen hands one inch high- branded IW on the off Shoulder & the near hind foot white & some white hairs in theforehead a scar on the near thigh - natural trotter and appraised to a eleven dollars & onehalf before me William Bradford [p 110]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by W. Chalfant one black Horse rising 8 years old with asmall Star in his fore head 14 ½ hand high appraised to $35 & posted before me this 6th
Sept. 1813 Wm. Logan [p 110]
Taken up by Wm Pearle one dark bay mare 14 hands high rising 8 years old both trots &paces appraised to $20 & posted before me this 15th Sept 1813 Wm Logan [p 110]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Elijah Thompson living on the North fork of Lickingon the road leading from the mouth of Beaver to Germantown a bay horse with a stare inthe forehead 4 years old last spring about 14 hands high Branded on the near buttock thusR appraised to 20 Dollars by Joseph W. Rud and John T. Ballenger Before me This
16 day of Nov 1813 Robt Walton [p 110-111]
Bracken County Sct. Take up by William Fields living on the Head waters of Bracken aBright Bay Horse a Blaze face 14 hands 3 inches high 6 years old hind feet white shod allround no Brands Perceavable appraised to $50. by Henry Henderson and WilliamElliott before me this 20th day of October 1813 Robt Walton [p 111]
Taken up by Dickenson Morris 1 darke bay mare supposed to be rising 11 years old 14hands high Branded on the right Shoulder she has some saddle spots and a small scar onher right Shoulder with some white hares about it appraised to $30 Dollars and postedbefore me the 9th Nov 1813 Will Logan [p 111]
Taken up by Elizabeth Woodward one Brown Steare with a white face supposed to be 3years old marked with crop of the left eare and a crop and underbit in the right appraisedto 9 dol & posted before me Nov 19th 1813 Will Logan [p 111]
Taken up by Edward Patterson one red Boar shoat about 6 months old - marked asquare crop off of the right ear appd by George Patterson to 75 cents Given under myhand this 10th day of December 1813 Wm Fields [p 112]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John Fields a large cow her Colour red and white noear markes appd by Samuel Byland to 10 Dollars Given under my hand this 15th day ofDec- 1813 Wm Fields [p 112]
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Taken up by Thos. Patterson a red and white heifer about two years old marked a cropin the left ear appd by Joel Brag $2.25 Given under my hand this 11th day of Dec. 1813Wm Fields [p 112]
Taken up by James Patterson and appraised before me a black bull with some whiteunder his Belly 2 years old and a white ring round his tail no marks apd by Joel Brag to$2.25 Given under my hand this 11th day of Dec. 1813Wm Fields [p 112]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by William Pollock living on the waters of Bracken threered hogs spotted with Black about 1 year old 1 of them is a barrow the other two are sowsmarked with a crop off the right ear and an under bit off the left appraised to 7/6 each byJohn Fenton before me this 24th day of December 1813. Robt Walton [p 113]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Andrew Adams living on the North Fork of Licking aspottd stear three years old next spring Marked with a crop and under bit in the Left earand an under bit in the right appraised to $7.50
Also a brindle heifer two years old nest spring marked the same as above stear apraisedto $4.50 by Mordicai McKinzie before me this 11th December 1813Robert Walton [p 113]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Andrew Dillman one black and white spotted Barrowmarked with a crop and slit in each eare & under bit in the right appraised to $3.50 andposted this 10th day of Nov 1813 Wm Logan [p 113]
Jany 7 1814 A stray Heiffer taken up by Charles York the Colour Red without any ear marks or fleshmarks one year old and appraised to 25 shillings William Bradford [p 114]
Bracken County. Taken up by Elijah Thompson living on the north fork where the roadcrosses from the mouth of Beaver to Germantown one Iron gray stud colt three years oldnext spring about 13 hands high neither docked or branded long tale & Black legs fromthe Knee down appraised to $17 ½ the 31st day of January 1814 John Routt [p 114]
Taken up by George Dillman one Bay filly with a muly nose supposed to be rising 4years old 13 ½ hands high nither Docked or Branded appraised to 24 Dollers and postedbefore me this 15th day of January 1814 William Logan [p 114]
Bracken County St. Taken up by John Field a sorrel Fille two years old last spring about14 hands high no Brands appraised by William Elliott and Charles Fields to $30 Givenunder my hand this 12th day of January 1814 William Field J. P. B. C. [p 114]
Bracken County St. Taken up by Benjamin McDaniel living on the head waters ofBracken near Thompsons mill a Brindle Bull about 2 years old marked with a crop ofthe left ear and a swallow fork in the right appraised to $2.50 cents by JohnMcClanahan before me this 17th day of January 1814 Robert Walton [p 115]
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Taken up by George Martin a small red Heifer 2 years old a Swallow fork and under bitof the left ear appraised by Alexander Bowen to $4.50 cents Given under my hand this29th day of December 1813 Wm Field [p 115]
Taken up by Jacob Ashpaw living on west Creek near the mouth of Bever on lickingriver a black and white bull yearlen not marked three years old this spring posted andappraised to $5. this 15th day of January 1814Bracken County John Routt [p 115]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Sarah Reynolds on the waters of Bracken one largewhite ram with large hornes marked with a half crop of the right eare & a hole in the leftBlind in the right eye appraised to $1.50 by Wm Lancaster & Isaac Arnold before thesubscriber a Justice of the peace for sd cty this 6th day of January 1814John Bennet J. P. B. C. [p 115]
Bracken County Sct. taken up by John Boyd living on the waters of Bracken onestrawberry rone mare 7 years old last spring back 13 ½ hands high with a ball face andwhite on her under Jaw both hind legs white up to the hock Branded WC and appraisedto $27.50 by George Dilman & Andrew Dilman before the subscriber a Justice of thepeace for said County this 24th day of Augt 1814 John Bennett J. P. B. C. [p 116]
Feb 18 1814 Taken up by William Pell a bright Bay horse four years old about thirteen hands Handshigh the left hinde foot white two curles? in the fored? with no brands preceaveable andappraised to sixteen dollars before me William Bradford [p 116]
Taken up by John Demos living near the mouth of snag 1 black horse 4 years old 14 ½hands high branded on the nigh shoulder with a stirup iron in two places appraised to $35and posted before me this 4 of June 1814 William Logan [p 117]
Augt 12 1814 Taken up by David Weatherington a dark bay horse branded on the near shoulder with“O” and on the near Buttock with “O” and some white hares mixt over Her one smallsaddle mark scar horse about the age of seven years old 14 hands high and appraised Tothirty dollars before me Wm Bradford C B C [p 117]
Bracken County Sct. taken up By Abraham Sallee living on the waters of Bracken Creekone small white mule supposed to be 7 years old last spring about 13 ½ hands high asmall crop off the left year a little hipp shot in the left hip & lame in the left fore footappraised to $16.50 by John McCormick & Robt. Leak before the subscriber a Justiceof the peace for said County this 4th day of October 1814 John Bennett [p 118]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John McCracken living on the Ohio about threemiles from Augusta one pale sorrel horse 13 ½ hands high 8 or 9 years old balled face aScare on his nose no brands perceivable and appraised to $15 By William Buckner andBenjamin BlackbournCopy Nov 11th 1814 Jas. Armstrong J. P. B. C. [p 118]
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Bracken County St. Taken up by James Meranda living on the Ohio river 2 miles aboveAugusta one bay horse 5 years old last spring 14 ½ hands high star in his foreheadappraised to 35$ by John Hunt and George Smith before the subscriber a Justice of thepease for said County this 3rd day of December 1814John Bennett [p 119]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by William Buckner in Augusta one barrow hogg blackwhite about eighteen months old a crop off the left ear & ½ spade off the under side ofthe under part of the right ear and appraised to two dollars By Saml. ThomasA copy attest James Armstrong [p 119]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John Demos 3 Sandy Barrows and 1 Sandy sowmarked with an under bit in each ear - appraised to $6. and posted before me the 8th Dec.1814. Wm. Logan [p 119]
Taken up by Philip Buckner 1 red bull with a white face & white legs supposed to berising three years old Marked with a crop off the right ear and a Slope of the upper side ofthe left appraised to $5 and posted before me the 16th of Dec. 1814.Wm. Logan [p 120]
Taken up by Dickin Morris 1 Sorrel stud colt supposed to be rising three years oldappraised to $6 and posted before me the 16th Dec 1814. Wm. Logan [p 120]
Taken up by William Watson 1 sorrel mare with a Star and snip rising 5 years old 14 ½hand high she has on about 4/6 bell tied on with a roap and a narrow patch down the sideappraised to $9- and posted before me the 24th of Dec 1814. Wm Logan [p 120]
Bracken County SS. Taken up by James Thompson senr a Sorrel filla 2 years old lastspring about thirteen & half hands high the near hinde foot white a Small star in the forehead appraised by Garrard McKinnie and Reuben Elliott to $15 Given under my handthis 13th Dec. 1814. Wm Field J. P. [p 121]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by William Elliott of this County near Jerman andappraised before me a Justice of the peace for said County three spotted Sows marked aswallow fork in the right ear and a Crop and a under bit off the left ear of two of them theother has no under bit appraised by Lewis Hawkins & Wm ___gant to $4.50 centsGiven under my hand this 14th day of Dec. 1814. Wm Field [p 121]
Taken up by Joseph Day a brown heifer one year old last spring white above her eyesand under her ears also some white under her Belly no mark appraised by Thos. W.Sergent To $4.50 cents Given under my hand this 21st day of Dec. 1814.Wm Field [p 122]
Taken up by Eli Wiley and appraised before me a black sow shote the mark is a Crop anda hole in each ear appraised by Wm Watson to one dollar Given under my hand this 2nd
day of Jany. 1814. Wm Field [p 122]
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Taken up by Abraham Buckley living on the state road near Jeremiah Devores a darkBay mare branded on the near shoulder with the bottom of a stirrup iron some Scars onthe withers supposd. been doctered for the phistula five years old next spring posted andappraised to $20 this 18th day of Decr 1814. given under my hand this 17th day of Decr1814 Bracken County Jno. Routt [p 123]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Samuel Harmon living on the road leading fromGermantown to Woodwards a stray hog above 1 year old spotted white and blackmarked with a Crop off the right ear appraised to 75 Cents by John Henson before methis 28th Novr 1814. Robert Walton J. P. [p 123]
Taken up by John McDowell living on the north fork of licking a bay mare with a smallstar 10 years old next spring about 14 hands high some saddle marks no other marks orbrands perceiveable appraised to $18.00 by John Tucker & Samuel Thompson beforeme this 17th day of Decr. 1814. Robert Walton [p 123]
Taken up by James Downing living on the north fork of Licking a light Sorrel mare afew white hares in the forehead 5 years old next spring about 14 hands high no marks orbrands perceiveable appraised to 20$ by Samuel Thompson & Nathanl Mitchel beforeme this 17th day of Decr 1814. Robert Walton [p 124]
Augusta 9th January 1815. Taken up by John McCracken Senr living On the road toFalmouth 3 miles from Augusta four sheep three years has each ear copt off the weatherhas a crop off the left ear & cropen the under side of the right appraised to eight dollersby William Frakes and William Weatherington before me Arthur Thome J. P.[p 124]
Augusta Ky. 8th Dec 1814. Taken up by John Pribble of Bracken County living on thewaters of locust near the Ohio a bay mare supposed to be seven years old next Springabout 14 ½ hand high no brands perceiveable his right hinde foot white two white spots 1on each side of her back one white stroke acros behind her ears one foot graveted?appraised to $35.00 by Schoolfield Ackworth & Robert Gilham - Certified before meArthur Thome J. P. [p 124-125]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Shadrick Case living on the waters of little Turtleone red Bull about two years old white spot on each hip no brands perceiveable appraisedto two dollars by Littleton Askinson and George Reese also one Brown heifer whitefore and Belly two years old Crop off the right ear and Slit on the left Ear appraised tothree dollars by Littleton Askinson and George ReeseCoppy Test J. Armstrong [p 125]
Taken up by John King living on the Waters of Camp Creek a two year old stear blackand white marked a Crop in the right ear and a hole and a underbit in the left earappraised by Hugh Mcnelly to $5. Given under my hand this 3rd day of Jany. 1815.Wm Field J.P. [p 126]
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Bracken County SS. Taken up by Wm Sergent and appraised before me the subscriber aJustice of the pease for sd. County three hogs towit - one sow and two shotes The sow isblack and white the Sandy Collour no mark appraised by Andrew Smalley to $4 - Givenunder my hand this 23rd day of Jany. 1815 Wm Field [p 126-127]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John Norman living on Camp Creek a Sorrel marewith a small blaze in her forehead the near fore and hind feet white thirteen hands highand one inch high five or six years old no brands or marks perceiveable appraised to $15.by John Burket and Elijah Thompson be fore me this 7th day of Jany 1815Robt. Walton [p 127]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up Jacob Kilander one White sow with some black spotson marked with an upper bit in right ear appraised to $1.25 Cents and posted before methe 21st of January 1815 William Logan [p 127]
Jany 11 1814 Taken up George Patterson one Hog about a year old no ear mark the Colour redSandy and bob teal posted By me William Bradford E. B. C. [p 128]
Nov 28 1814 Taken up by Robert Worster four Hogs the Colour Black and white Spotted marked onehole in each ear the old sow about three years old one Barrow and about two years old theother a pig all appraised to six dollars Before me Posted before me William Bradford[p 128]
Taken up by David Pickrell five hogs the Colour Black and White one Slit in the rightear and two marked one Crop off the right ear and the three about four years old the othertwo shoats unmarked all appraised to five dollars before me January the 31st 1814Posted before William Bradford [p 128-129]
Taken up by Velinda King and appraised before me a Justice of the pease for BrackenCounty three white sheep two ewes and a lamb Marked a Swallow fork in each ear oftwo of them the other the Same and a Slope off of under part of the right ear appraised byJames Thompson Jnr. to $3 - Given under my hand this 16th Jan 1814 Wm Field[p 129]
Taken up by Isaac Day on the Waters of Bracken two shotes the one a boar white andblack spotted not marked appraised to two dollars the other sow shote Sandy and blackspotted appraised to one dollars by Thomas SargantFebruary 18th 1815 Wm Field J. P. B. C. [p 129]
Taken up by John Fee a Small spotted sow marked a Crop off the left ear and an underbit out of the right ear appraised by Andrew Smally to $1.50 Cents Given under myhand this 6th March 1815 Wm Field [p 130]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Richd King near Woodwards a brown horse very old15 hands high near fore foot white marked with a coller on his shoulder and a small whitestreake in his face appraised to $10 and 1 Bay horse 14 hands 3 inches high eight yearsold his near hinde foot white marked with the Coller appraised to $45 and posted beforeme 6th of March 1815 William Logan [p 130]
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Taken up by William Putman on the North Fork of licking river two cattle one a steersupposed to be two years old red & white, a crop and two under bits in the right ear, acrop and under bit in the left, one heifer also suposed to be two years old, black and whiteno mark perceivable, appraised to $7 this 15 day of Dec 1814Bracken County John Routt [p 131]
May 23 1815 Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Abraham Patterson living in Augusta, on the 15th,first, one yellow bay mare blazed face, 14 hands 3 inches high, twelve years old, somesaddle spots and one scar on her right side, no brands perceivable, appraised to sixteendollars by Wm Buckner, & Richard West, a true copy from my estray bookJ Armstrong J. P. B. [p 131]
June 16 1815 Bracken County Sct. Taken up Mordica Chalfant, living on the Ohio, about four milesbelow Augusta one roan horse, fifteen hands three inches high, about 7 years old a ____on his nose, no brands perceivable shod all round and appraised to thirty dollars fivedollars by George W McKee, & Amos Chalfant. A true copy from my estray BookJ. Armstrong J. P. B. C. [p 131-132]
March 24 1815 Taken up by Isaac Kinney three Strays one Sorrel mare supposed to be twelve years oldabout fourteen hands high Branded on the left Shoulder with the bottom of an IronStirrup A Star in her fore head a natural trotter and well made appraised to ten DollarsAlso one dark Bay Stud Colt about four years old no Brand perceivable the left hind footwhite supposed to be about fourteen hands high and appraised to fifteen Dollars. Theother a dark Bay mare colt no Brands a Star in the forehead supposed to be about two orthree years old and appraised to twelve Dollars before me William Bradford [p 132]
April 12 1815 Taken up by Nathaniel Fuller a light bay Horse seven years old no Brands perceivabletwo saddle marks and marked with the Collar his tail bobbed a natural trotter and wellmade about fourteen hands high and appraised to twenty six Dollars before meWilliam Bradford Esqr [p 132-133]
June 20 1815 Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John Weatherington living on the waters of Locustcreek five miles from Augusta one Sorl horse fourteen hands two inches high eight yearsold small scar in his face both hind feet white the right wingaled at the pasture Joint noBrands or marks perceivable and appraised to seventy five Dollars By James Reynoldsand William Logan a true copy J. Armstrong [p 133]
July 18 1815 Bracken County. Taken up by James McMahan (living near the mouth of Beaver) onechesnut sorrel horse 14 ½ hands high no brand perceivable some saddle spots on the backbone, some white on both hind feet a star & snip and supposed to be 13 years old posted& appraised to $25. before me the 18th of July 1815 John Routt [p 133]
Taken up by William McCarty at the mouth of Beaver on licking River a bay horse 14½ hands high the off hind foot white also the near foot a small white round the edge ofthe hoff a small white spot on the off side of the neck his ears forced six years old lastspring posted & appraised to $30. this 4th of July 1815 John Routt [p 134]
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Bracken County. Taken up by Charles Tanner living on West creek near the Mouth ofBeaver Creek Licing River a Bay mare about fourteen hands high all four feet white witha Blase face with one saddle spot on the nearer side the near eye glacey her tail Cutsquare off appears to be branded but cannot be made out what with about 14 hands highposted and appraised to $30, Given under my hand this 18th day of August 1815John Rout Esquire [p 134]
Bracken County. Taken up by Levi Walter living on the North fork of Licking Rivernear the Mouth a brown mare two years old marked with the years’ 14 hands one inchhigh no Brands perceivable posted and appraised to $30 Given under my hand this 21 dayof August 1815 John Rout [p 134]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John Normon living on the waters of Camp Creek achesnut Sorrel Horse with a blaze face in the forehead ab Seven years old past about 15hands high one forefoot white and the inside of the near hind foot white Shall? All roundappraised to fifty Dollars by William Field and John Burkett this 14 day of Nov 1815before me Robt Walton J. P. [p 135]
Bracken County. Taken up by John Adams living on the waters of King kaid one BayMare eight or 9 years old next spring a star in her forehead a Snip some white hairs onthe weathers And a Small white Spot on the near Buttock about 15 hands high posted andappraised to $35 Also a Sorrel Stud Colt three years old last Spring about 14 hands high aSmall white Streak in the face Docked but no brand perceivable posted and appraised to$18 before me This 13th day of October 1815 John Rout J P [p 135]
Nov 4 1815 Bracken County. Taken up by Thomas Jordan living on the waters of Locust Creek 3/4of a mile from the mouth - Brown mare 13 ½ hands high about 16 years old branded thusW on back Shoulder and on the near buttock Several Saddle marks and white Spots onthe near flank hip shot in the near hip had on an old Saddle & bridel and appraised to $11By Robert Smith and Peter Kimmer before me a copy att. J. Armstrong [p 136]
Nov31815 Bracken County. Taken up by Francis Wells living in the town of Augusta one DarkGrey mare thirteen & half hands high no brands perceivable and appraised to $18 ByRobert Smith & Wm Buckner Copy Teste J Armstrong [p 136]
Nov 14 1815 Bracken County. Taken up by Henry Thomas living on the Rackoon fork of BrackenCreek Seven hogs three of which has a crop off the left a under bit off right & three of Docrop and Swallow fork on both right ear & one has under bit off both ears appraised to$12 By Riley Truitt Copy Teste J Armstrong [p 136]
Nov 25 Bracken County. Taken up by Wm Marsh living on Bracken Creek two barrow Shoatsabout ten months old no marks appraised To $3 By Samuel PoeCopy Teste J Armstrong [p 136]
Bracken County. Taken up by Thomas Tucker living on the waters of the North fork ofLicking a Sorrel Mare and Colt the Mare about 13 or 14 years old branded with the letterM on the near Buttock about 15 ½ hands high and very poore a Small Star in her
forehead considerably Marked with a yoke appraised by John Tucker and JeremiahBrowning to $20 Given under y hand this 18 Nov 1815 Wm Field [p 137]
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Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John Bowman about 2 miles from Augusta oneBrown Mare about 15 years old 13 ½ hands high both hind feet white a Small Star in herforehead a sore back a few Saddle spots appraised to $10- by Casper Bowman & AronBaker Jr before me the Subscriber a justice of the peace of the peace for sd County this2 day of Oct 1815 John Bennett [p 137]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Christian Speece a white & Brindle Steer marked acrop and Slit in the left ear and a Slit in the right 2 years old last spring appraised to $6by William Watson before the Subscriber a Justice of the peace - Acting in and for SaidCounty this 4 of Decr 1815 John Bennett [p 137-138]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Thurston Thomas living on the waters of Bracken abrindle and white Stear 2 years old last spring warts On the right eye marked a Swallowfork & slit in the right ear and a crop off the left appraised to $8 by Thos P Thomas &Thos Winslow this 14th day of Decr 1815 John Bennett [p 138]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Wm Pearl a Sorrel horse about 7 years old a smallScar in his forehead fifteen hands high the rim of his belly broke in the right Side left eyeSore appraised to $25 by Isaac Allison & Alexander Bowen before me the Subscriber aJustice of the peace for Sd County this 4 of Decr 1815 John Bennett [p 138]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Daniel McGowan living on the North fork of Lickingabout one Mile and a half above McDowell mill a brindle heifer with white mixedSupposed to be 2 years old next Spring Marked with a crop off the left ear and an underbit and a half crop off the right appraised to $4 also a red and white Stear about 2 yearsold next Spring Marked with a crop off the left ear and a half crop off the right appraisedto $3 by Andrew Dunn before me this 9th day of Decr 1815 Robt Walton [p 139]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by William Chick living on the north fork a bay horsefifteen hands high 8 or 9 years old near hind foot a few grey hairs in his forehead nearlyblind of the near eye has the spavin in his hind leg appraised to $10 by John Burkett andAlexander Fishback before me this 8th of May 1812 Robert Walton J. P. [p 139]
Taken up by John Morgan living on the North fork of Licking near the State road a BayMare fifteen hands high no white except some white spots on the backbone & a Smallone on the near Side on the Weathers Some Spots on the fore feet and a Shoe on the leftfore foot Posted and appraised to $45 before me this 26 day of Sept 1815Bracken County John Rout [p 140]
Decr 25 1815 Taken up by Phillip R Rice four white one all black four spotted with a crop and a slit inthe right ear and Swallow fork in the left one Sow appears to have been the left ear tornwith the dogs they are appraised to $27 before me William Bradford [p 140]
Decr 13 1815 Bracken County. Taken up by James Norris living on Bracken Creek oneboar pig with red Spots half crop and under bit of the left ear and a crop of the rightappreaised to $” 75 Cts by Thos Case Copy Ats J Armstrong J P [p 140]
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Decr 19 1815 Taken up by Peter Hathaway two Sheep one a weather has a crop and slit in the rightear both painted red on the rump the ewe is bobd tail crop off the right ear and hole in thesame & Swallow fork in the left appraised to two Dollars & Seventy five Cents by JohnWeatherington J Armstrong J P [p 140-141]
Taken up by William Figgins Sen at his plantation in Bracken County on the roadleading to Germantown four miles from Augusta a red heifer supposed to be two yearsold with his left ear cropd appraised to $5 before me a Justice of the peace for saidCounty Janry 1816 Arthur Thome J P [p 141]
Taken up by Andrew Smally and appraised before me a Small Sorrel horse 4 years oldbranded with a Stirup Iron about 14 hands high roached and Some Small Saddle spotsShod all round bob tail appraised by William Ellot and James Newland to $25 GivenUnder my hand this 22d day of April 1816 Wm Field J P [p 141]
Taken up by Aron Linwell and appraised before me a bay Mare about 6 years old about14 ½ hands high a Small Star in her forhead left hind foot white appraised by DanielMcGohen & Samuel Insko to $30 Given Under my hand this 4 day of May 1816 WmField J P [p 141]
Bracken County and Commonwealth of Ky. Taken up by Richard King a black Mareabout 14 or 15 years old about 14 hands high a Small Star in her forehead and has aSmall bell on tied with a rope appraised by George Martin and James McCane To $10Given Under my hand this 20th day of April 1816 William Field J P [p 142]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by James McCane living near George Humlong a StraySow about 2 years old white with a few black spots about the back marked with a cropand under bit off the left year and a hole in the right year appraised To $1.50 by ThomasPower before me this 6th day of February - 1816 - Robert Walton J P [p 142]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by George Rose living near Kizers Mill a Sorrel Mare 9years old 14 hands high blaze face tight main one white foot a white ring round her rightham as if She had been corded posted and appraised to $35 - before me this 27th day ofMay 1816 John Rout [p 143]
Bracken County. Taken up by Jeremiah Ballinger living on Camp Creek nearGermantown a Sorrel roan horse with a large Star in his forehead seven years old threewhit feet fifteen hands & a half high Shod all round Some Saddle Marks appraised to $65by William Harrod and Thomas Ginn before me this 8th day of June 1816Robt Walton [p 143]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Daniel Inckoe living on the North fork of Licking awhite Sandy Sow with 6 Shoats with a few black spots about 3 years Marked with a cropoff the right ear and a Slit in the same and a Swallow fork in the left appraised to $4- byChristopher Disher before me this 15 day February 1816 Robt Walton [p 143-144]
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Bracken County Sct. Taken up by George Humlong living near Germantown a Straywhite ram five or six years old marked with a Slit and under bit in the left year and a Slitin the right appraised to $1.50 by Henry Fronk and Joseph Walton before me a Justiceof the peace this 19th day of February 1816 - Robt Walton [p 144]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Phillip Buckner living on the State road twelve milesfrom Augusta a bay Mare Six years old thirteen and a half hands high no brandsperceivable posted and praised to eighteen dollars this 18th day of May 1816William Putman J P [p 144]
Taken up by Samuel Byland a Sandy spotted Boar about one year old no mark appraisedby John Field to $1.66 3/4 Given under my hand this 30th Jany 1816 [p 145]
Decr 6 Bracken County Sct. Taken up by William Pell Sr 1 Stear one year old lst spring crop &swallow fork of the right ear two slight in the left ear Some red spots on the neck also 1red cow about two years old last spring white face & Belly & legs crop off the left andswallow fork of the same an under bit off the right 1 red Stear with white face a crop andslit right ear under bit off the left above & under bit off the left above three years oldappraised at twenty five dollars by George Jackson J Armstrong [p 145]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by James Anderson on the waters of Bracken Creekabout 6 miles from Augusta one Sorrel Mare with a blaze face 4 years old last springabout 14 ½ hand high a small white on the fore part of each hind foot a long bob tail themane on the near Side cut off appraised to $30. by Thos Winslow and Isaac Raynoldsbefore the Subscriber a Justice of the peace for said County the 29th July 1816John Bennett [p 146]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Samuel Pepper on the water of Locust about 5 milesfrom Augusta one Bay horse full fifteen hands high 6 years old both hind feet white asmall star in the forehead appraised to $40. by Robt Wells and Joseph Carter before theSubscriber justice of the peace for sd County the 7 day of Augt 1816 John Bennett[p 146]
Commonwealth of Kentucky Sct. Taken up by Druzilla Black and appraised before me aSmall Bright bay mare 14 hand high 6 years old a few white hairs in her forehead bob tail& some lumps on her back occasioned by the Saddle appraised by William Frakes &John Ha___y to $30 - Given under my hand this 2d Sept 1815 Wm Field[p 146-147]
Commonwealth of Kentucky B. C. Taken up by William Field and appraised before methe Subscriber a Red Stear with a white Face and hind legs white marked a crop and aSlit in each Ear Supposed to be two years old last Spring appraised by Benjamin J.Hanson to 7$ Given under my hand this 4th of November 1816Robert Walton [p 147]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Edward Patterson a Brindle Bull with some whitesupposed to be two years old last Spring not marked appraised by James Patterson to $9Given under my hand this 8th November 1816 Wm Field [p 147]
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Bracken County. Taken up by John Burchfield living on the State Road four miles fromCapt Enos Woodward a brown horse about 13 ½ hands high branded on the nearShoulder with Stirup Iron the right hind foot white with a Star and Snip and a SmallSaddle spot very much Pidgeoned towed appraised to 25$ before me This 9th day ofOctober 1816 Wm Putman J. P. B. C. [p 148]
Taken up by Hugh Woster at his place of residence in Bracken County on the OhioRiver three miles before Augusta one Bay horse ten Years old next Spring 14 ½ handshigh a small star in his forhead some white hairs on his Right side supposed to be saddlemarks a brand on his Right Shoulder but not ___able apraised to 20$ before me a Justiceof the peace in the County aforesaid this 7th Dec 1816 - Arthur Thome J. P. [p 148]
Taken up by John Hervy at his plantation where he now lives on the waters of BrackenCreek on the Road from Augusta to Leonard Sellars in Bracken County a Brown Mare14 ½ hands high supposed to be five years old last spring no Brands perceiveable a whitespot on Each Side of the Back Supposed to be sadle marks & shod before a natural trotterappraised to 40$ by Maj D. Davis and Edward Campbell before me a Justice of thePeace for the County aforesaid this 19th day of Dec 1816 Arthur Thome J. P. [p 149]
Bracken County Ky. Taken up by Wm Elliott and appraised before me at two years oldBay filla about 14 hands and one inch high with a large stare inhere fore head appraisedby Lewis Hawkins and James Newland to $25 Given under my hand this 9th Dec 1816Wm Field [p 149]
Bracken County and commonwealth of Ky. Taken up by Levi Moulton and appraisedbefore me An Iron bay Mare four years old last spring about 13 ½ hands high no Brandappraised by John Tucker and Daniel Morford to $15 Given under my hand this 7th
Dec 1816 Wm Field JPBC [p 149-150]
Bracken County Ky. Taken up by Wm King on Willow Creek a Red Speckled heifertwo years old next spring marked two slite in the left year and under bit in writ postedand appraised to five Dollars before me this 21st day of Dec 1816.Wm Putman JPBC [p 150]
Jan 28 1817 Taken up By Isaac Kinney a mare & Colt the mare a gray with a long tale No Brandspurceivable a natterall trotter about fourteen hands high & eighteen or Nineteen years ofage the Colt about 3 years old a sorrelle with a large star in the Forehead & about 14hands high Both of them appraised to 10 Dollars Before me. Wm Bradford [p 150]
Taken up by John Payne living in the Town of Augusta a flat bottomed boat - 45 feetlong - 16 ½ wide with out a roof, about half plan_sed up on the sides, has been a coalboat the gunnels been boared to split - appraised to $15. by Abraham BakerThe said Payne having taken the Oath required by law before me a justice of the peacefor Bracken County March 27th 1817 Arthur Thome [p 151]
Taken up by Michael Snyder living three miles above Augusta on the Ohio River oneDark Brown mare about 6 years old 14 ½ hands high some saddle marks near hind footwhite no brand perceivable and appraised to twenty five dollars Elijah Galloway &John Patterson before me this 7th day of May 1817 James H_____trow JPBC [p 151]
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Taken up by William Camperidge living on the dry ridge near Squire Logan’s six hogsmarked a swallow fork in the right ear and a Round slit in the left under part one sandysow, one shoat with a black rump & white body, one blackblue & two white posted &appraised to $10 this 28th day of March 1816. Bracken County John Routt J. P. [p 151]
Taken up by Wm Dawson living near Keizers Mill one pided white & red Heiferyearling not marked posted & appraised to $1.75 cts before me this 30th day of Dec. 1816Bracken County Jno. Routt [p 152]
June 18, 1817 Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Vachel Weldin living in the town of Augusta onechesnut Sorrel mare about 8 years old 13 hands 3 inches high no brands perceivable afew saddle marks & appraised to $25. by John P. Clarke & George J. Taylor beforeme J. Armstrong [p 152]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by William Dunn Living on the waters of [was leftblank] one bay horse about 8 years old 14 ½ hands high bald face all his feet whiteNicked Tail no brand Perceivable, and appraised to $25 by Thos Dicks & Thos WCarter before me this 9th day of Sept 1817Coppy Teste J. Armstrong J. P. [p 152]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Nathaniel Mitchell living on the North fork ofLicking and apraised before me a dark Brown mare about 8 years old about 14 ½ handshigh a small star in her forehead the hind feet white with some Saddle marks a smallpiece off of her near Iye lid appraised by Wm Chalfind and Richard King to $30.00given under my hand this 20t Sept 1817 Wm Field [p 153]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John D. Morford living in Germantown a darkchesnut sorrel horse with a small star in the forehead 5 years old last spring the left hindfoot white, shod before 15 hands high, no other brands or marks perceivable appraised to$75- by Wm Ambrose & James Thompson Jr before me this 3rd day of Sept 1817 -Robert Walton [p 153]
Taken up by Benjamin Blackburn at this plantation, on Bracken Creek on the roadleading from Augusta to Washington one mile from Augusta a light Bay mare withoutmarks or spots perceivable, her legs main & tail black about 14 ½ hands high & six yearsold appraised to thirty five dollars by Henry Pace & Amos Milner before me a justice ofthe peace in & for the county of Bracken & given under my hand this 4th of Oct 1817Arthur Thome [p 153]
Oct 1817 Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Isaac Smith and appraised before me the Subscriber achesnut sorrel mare six or seven years old fourteen hands & an inch high no brandsperceivable a small blaze in her forehead & snip on the nose and several spots ondifferent parts of her body a shade darker than the rest of her body with a bell onsupposed to be about a four Shillings bell appraised by John Prebble & SchoolfieldAckworth to $40.00 Given under my hand this 15th Sept 1817 Buckley Blassingame [p 154]
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Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John Weatherington Junr at his place of residenceon the Ohio River, three miles below Augusta a cow, all white Except her two ears is red,about Six or seven years old marked with a crop off her left ear and a swallow fork & andunder bit in her right ear & has a bell on appraised to thirteen dollars by Samuel Pell andIsaac Young before me the Subscriber a Justice of the pease in and for the county ofBracken, Given under my hand this 29th Nov 1817 Arthur Thome J. P. B. C. [p 154]
Decr 1817 Bracken County SS. Taken up by Matthew Kilander and appraised before me thesubscriber two mares one a bright Bay five years old last Spring fourteen hands 2 incheshigh, no brands perceivable a star in the forehead her off hind foot white some gray hairsat the root of her tail - Appraised by Thomas C Blassingame and Joseph Houston tothirty Dollars The other a bright Sorrel four years old last spring fourteen hands twoinches high no brands perceivable a blaze face both hind feet white up to her hocks andher near fore foot white appraised by the above mentioned Appraisers to forty dollarsGiven under my hand this 22d Oct 1817 - Buckley Blassingame [p 155]
Bracken County Sctt. Taken up by James Norris living on Bracken about 2 ½ milesfrom Augusta one Brindle Heifer about 3 years old a crop off both Ears and one slit in theleft and two in the right ear appraised to $7 before me Thos Sharp cop test the 19 dayNov 1817 James Armstrong [p 155]
Decr 1817 Also by Isaac Reese living on the State road one red and white Heifer white foreheadcrop off each Ear and Slit in the right no brand appraised to $4.50 by Andrew Lynchbefore me this 13th day of Decr 1817 coppy TesteJames Armstrong [p 156]
Also by Isaac Reese living on the waters of little Bracken four miles from Augusta oneBrindle Heifer White leggs & Bellys star in her face about three years old appraised to$10. by Stephen Taylore [before] me this 19th day of Nov 1817Copy Att James Armstrong [p 156]
Also by Daniel Keighler living on the waters of little Bracken Creek one dark red andwhite Steer a slit in the right ear half crop & Slit of the under side of the left Ear aboutthree years old appraised to $10 by Joseph Thatcher before me the 6th day of Decr 1817Copy Test James Armstrong [p 156]
Bracken County Sctt. Taken up by Wm Black one red Steer crop of the left Ear and halfcrop of the right about three years old appraised to eight dollars by Vachel Weldin this18th day of Decr 1817 James Armstrong [p 156]
Jany 1818 Taken up by Jno Morgan living on the N. fork of Licking River two mile from PutmansMill a bay mare three years old next spring some white on both hind feet no brandsperceivabloe appraised to $15. before me this 17th day of Decr 1817 -Wm Putman J. P. B. C. [p 157]
Bracken County. Taken up by Archibald Alexander living on the North fork of Lickingon board hog about one year old black and white spotted no other mark perceivableappraised to two Dollars before me this 3d day of Jany 1818Wm Putman J. P. B. C. [p 157]
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Bracken County. Taken up by Jno Lambden on the State road 4 miles from Kizers Milla dark bay Mare four years old next spring small Star in her forehead about thirteen and ahalf hand high no brands perceivable posted and appraised to $15. this 27th day of Decr1817 Wm Putman J. P. B. C. [p 157]
Bracken County. Taken up by James Washburn living on the N. Fork of Licking fourmiles above Putmans Mill a red Heifer three years old next Spring white spot in her faceand some white in her flank marked a crop and two under bits in her wright Ear a cropand one under bit in the left ear appraised to eight Dollars Also a black heifer two yearsold next spring with some white on her belly and tail no other mark perceivable appraisedto five dollars before me this 29th day of December 1817 Wm Putman J. P. B. C.[p 158]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Ana Haley living on the North fork of Licking about2 miles below Rudds Mill - 4 white Ews - 3 of them has short tails & marked with aswallow fork in each ear - the other has horns but not marked - appraised to $1.75 eachby James Hooton before me this 31st day of Decr 1817. Robt Walton [p 158]
Taken up by Samuel Harman living on the road leading from Germantown to Woodardsa red brindle Heifer with a white Belly & tail one year old past - marked with 2 slits inthe left year and an under bit off the right appraised at $4.50 by Isaiah Youngman beforeme this 24th of Dec. 1817 Robt. Walton [p 158]
Bracken County. Taken up by Henry Fronk living on the road leading from GermanTown to Woodards a dark brown steer supposed to be 3 years old past marked with acrop and two slits in the left ear and an upper bit off the right - whit tail & Belly -appraised to $12 by Joseph Lewis & Isaac Day before me this 20th day of Dec. 1817.Robert Walton [p 159]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John Norris living on the waters of Locust Creek onewhite and red Steer, white Back & Belly three years old next Spring, slit in each earappraised to $6. by John Norris Junr before me, January 24th 1818James Armstrong a copy att [p 159]
Bracken County. Taken up John Washburn on the North fork of Licking a white & redspotted Heifer one year old past, marked a crop & a Slit in the right ear & a Slit in the leftear no horns, appraised by Kenner Cranleigh? To $4.50 Cts. Given under my hand this17th Jany 1818 Wm Field [p 159]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Sally Thompson living on the North fork of Lickingabove John H. Rudds Mills a black & white spotted barrow about one year old markedwith a crop off the right ear & a hole in the same and a crop two slits and an under bit inthe left appraised to $1.25 by Willis Chick before me this 21st of Jany 1818Robt. Walton J. P. [p 160]
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Bracken County. Taken up by Isaac Harsock living on West Creek two miles from themouth of Bever one black & white spotted Stear supposed to be two years Old nextSpring, marked crop and under bit in the left ear and two under bits in the right earappraised to $3.50 before me this 20th of Jany 1818. Wm Putman J. P. [p 160]
Feby 4 1818 Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John Pearle living on the Ohio River four milesbelow Augusta one grey mare, age not known has no marks - appd. to $4-by A. D. Keith & Robt. Leake J. Armstrong J. P. [p 160]
Feby 7 818 Bracken County Sct. Taken up by James Rese living on the waters of Little BrackenCreek one dark bay filly about three years old next spring 14 ½ hands high, no brandsperceivable appd. to $30. by Danl. Keighler & John Fegans a copy ateJ. Armstrong [p 161]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by William Pearl and appraised before me the subscribera small red roan mare seven years old past 14 hands and an inch high no brands or marksperceivable appraised by Wm Wood & Jonathan McDonald to $30- Given under myhand this 14th February 1818. Buckley Blassingame [p 161]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up By John Norman living on camp creek A Bay maresupposed to be 11 years old 14 ½ hands high. Branded with the letter A few gray hairsabove the left eye. shod before. long Tale. appraised to $30. By Wm Logan Esq. &William Thompson before me this 18 day July 1818. Robert Walton J. P. [161]
Sep 22 1818 Bracken County Sct. Taken up By John Demoss & appraised before me the subscriber aBright Bay mare four years old last spring 14 hands & a half high no brands perceivable,a star in her forehead & a swab tail appraised by John Clarke & Townsen Pearle to$30. Given under my hand this 15th day September 1818.Buckley Blassingame [p 162]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by James Ried living on the state road in Bracken countyfive miles from Woodwards Tavern, a light Bay mare, three years old last spring a starand snip on her forehead all her feet white no Brands percievable about 14 ½ hands highappraised to $35. before me this 21st day of September 1818.William Putman JP BC [p 162]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John Lambdon on the state road six and a half milesfrom Woodwards Tavern and three & a half from the North fork. Fore white EweSheep Branded on the white side with Tar on, marked half crop in the right & Slit in theleft ear and marked crop & under Bit in each Ear & over bitt in the write and markedcrop under Bit, over Bit & hole in each eare, one marked crop under Bit & over Bit in theright eare appraised to four Dollars before me this 5 day of October 1818.William Putman [p 163]
Bracken County. Taken up by George Mains living near Woodwards a Bay mare witha large Blaze face supposed to be 10 or 11 years old about 12 hands high all her feetwhite Branded on her near Buttock with a horse shoe appraised to $5.00 by ___? M.Grant & William Logan before me this 19 day of Sept. 1818.Rob. Walton J.P.B.C. [p 163]
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Bracken County Sct. Taken up By William Logan living on the dry ridge about 12 milesfrom Augusta a Bay mare about five years old a Blased face Black main and Tail threewhite feet 14 hands high no Brands and appraised to Twenty Dollars by John Davis &Wm Marshall before this 26th day of August 1818. J Armstrong a true copy[p 164]
Taking up by William Buckner of Bracken County (Ky) on the 24th of October 1818. Abright Bay mare about 12 or 14 years Old 15 Hands High, Star in her forehead marked oneach side of her neck with the Collar, Shod before appraised to $30.- By Robert Wellsand John Fee, before me a Justice of the peace for the county aforesaid Given under byhand this 25th November 1818 Arthur Thome [p 164]
Taken up By Isaac Collins of Bracken County Kentucky on the 2nd of December 1818. aBay mare and Sorrel Coult, no marks or Brands perceveable about six years Old, 14hands High appraised to $25- By Majr. David Davis and Edward Campell, before mea Justice in and for the county aforesaid Given under my hand this 2nd day of December1818 Arthur Thome [p 165]
Taken up by William Marsh, living in Bracken County and on Bracken One Stray Heiferno perceiveable mark, supposed to be two years Old past, white head, read ears, and sidessome white about her legs, appraised by George Patterson and Joseph Marsh to sevenDollars, appraised before me 5th December 1818. William Field J. P. [p 165]
Bracken Sct. Taken up by William Cambridge Living on the road leading from KeisersMill to William Logan Esq. One bay mare Six years old 14 ½ hands high well madedocked and the mane some Cut on the left side the neck the fore feet has the appearanceof having been corked, no brands perceivable posted and appraised to $40- before me 1st
April 1818. N. Routt J. P. [p 166]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John King on Willow creek one Gray mare 14 handshigh, 7 years old, the main cut off, and the apprearance of a cure for the Pooliviel made,no brands except a small black ring, near the right eye posted and appraised to $30.--Also one Strawberry rone 14 ½ hands high, 10 years old ball face white mane and tail,branded on the near shoulder but the letter not known, Shod before, and a Scar on each ofthe Weathers, posted and appraised to $40 - before me this 11th day of May 1818.N. Routt [p 166]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by James Brewing one Red steer 5 years Old white spoton his right side and his belly, a crop and Slit on the right ear and an under bit in the left.posted and appraised to $12. before me 13 December 1818 N Routt J. P. [p 166]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by William Burns living near the mouth of Beaver, a bayHorse, five years Old, last spring 15 Hands high, Shod before, a snip on the nose, nobrands perceivable, posted and appraised to $70. before me this 18th April 1818.N Routt J P [p 167]
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Taken up by Andrew Adams living in Bracken County, on the north fork of Licking,four miles from Putmans Mill, a Black mare thirteen years Old 14 ½ hands high, longstar in her forehead some sadle spods, no other brands perceiveble posted and appraisedto $25. before me this 19th day of November 1818. William Putman [p 167]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by William Weatherington about three miles fromAugusta, on the waters of Turtle, one brown Stear one crop in each ear, and an under bittin the right a slit in each, no brands perceiveble and valued to $11. by William Trainbefore me this 5 day of December 1818. Copy test James Armstrong [p 167]
Nov 3 1818 Bracken County Sct. Taken up by James Johnson living on the waters of Locust Creekone mile from Jos. Norris mills one black and white heifer, no marks or brandsperceiveble, Two years Old, and appraised to Five Dollars by Charles Harry.Coppy Test J. Armstrong [p 168]
Taken up by Joseph Jackson living in Bracken County one mile from the mouth ofBeaver, an Iron Grey mare four years Old last spring 14 ½ hands high, both hind feetwhite no brands perceiveable, appraised to $45. before me this 24 day of July 1818.Wm Putman J.P.B.C.I do certify that this is a true copy of my record, Given under my hand this 4 day ofAugust 1818.William Putman [p 169]
Bracken County. Taken up by Jno. Hufstudler, living on West Creek two miles fromPutmans Mill, one white and red sow, three years Old next spring, marked crop and slitin each ear, appraised to eight Dollars this 14th day of December 1818.I do Certify that the above coppy is a true one of my Record. William Putman [p 169]
Dec 8 1818 The we the subscriber was called apon by John Fee to value a stray Steer with a crop onthe left ear, and a half crop in the right ear, and agreeable to the test of our Judgementthat we think that the said Steer is worth ten Dollars at this time. Given under our hands& O John Best Franklin Best [p 170]
Bracken County. Taken up by Samuel Rice living on the State road, four miles fromWoodwards tavern, two Read and black spoted Boar Hogs. about ten months Old,marked, crop and two slits in the Right ear appraised to Two Dollars, before me, this 24th
day of December 1818. William Putman JPBC [p 170]
Bracken county Sct. Taken up by Joseph King living on Willow Creek, three milesfrom Keizers Mill, one Dark Brown Bull, white face, Two years Old next spring, markedcrop and slit in the right ear, and holes in the left appraised to Four Dollars before me,this 26th day of December 1818. Wm Putman P. BC [p 171]
Bracken County St. Taken up by John Lamdon living on the state Road, three and ahalf miles from the North fork of Licking, One Black and white heifer, two years Oldnext spring, marked Swallow fork in the right ear, and Slit in the left, appraised to threeDollars before me, the 26th day of December 1818. Wm. Putman JP.B.C [p 171]
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Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John Field of said County a Small read heifer,Supposed to be one year Old past. marked with a swallow Fork in the left ear, and a cropof off the right ear, appraised by Jno. Blackerby to three Dollars. Given under my handthis 1st day of January 1819. William Field [p 172]
Jany 28 1819 Taken up by Benjamin Laughlin a large red cow twelve years old, with a bell on with aleather Collar and Buckle the collar and bell worth one Dollars, she has some white in theforehead, and some white in each flank, and also large Horns the cow has a young calfand appraised to ten Dollars before me - William Bradford [p 172]
Bracken County. Taken up by William Moore living on the north fork of Lickin half amile above the State road, a Bay Horse eight years old about fifteen & a half hands high alarge Star in his forehead one saddle sport three shoes on no other brands perceiveable,posted and appraised to eighty Dollars this 22nd January 1819 before meWilliam Putman [p 172]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John Carr living in Bracken County one mile fromPutmans mill one Brindle Steer two years Old next spring a star in his forehead both hindlegs and feet white, and both fore feet white, and a white stripe up each fore leg to hisbelly and white Belly, marked crop and Slit in each ear & appraised to four Dollarsbefore me this 15th Day of January 1819 William Putman J. P. B. C. [p 173]
Taken up by Livi Houston living on the waters of Snag one Red bull about three yearsold a crop off the right ear under bit of the left, no Brands and appraised to eight Dollarsby Vachel Welldon before me this 1st Day of February 1819 J Armstrong J.P.[p 173]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Thomas Powers living near the road leading fromG___ ______ to Woodards. A white Steer one year old with red ears some red spottsmarked with a crop of each ear and hole in the left, appraised to $4. by Enos Woodardbefore me the 30th Day of January 1819 Robert Walton [p 173]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Soloman Taylor living about five miles fromAugusta on Bracken Creek, one yearling heifer Red and White marked a crop and underbit in each Ear Appraised to $5. by William P. Thomas before the subscriber a justice ofthe peace for said County this 14 Day of February 1819. John Bennett [p 174]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Balden Bean living on Bracken creek about 5 milesfrom Augusta one Brindle Steer two years Old last spring marked a Slit in the left ear & acrop off the right also 2 underbits in the right ear appraised to $8. by William P. Thomasbefore the subscriber a Justice of the Peace for said County 14th Day of Jan 1819John Bennett [p 174]
Taken up by Jacob Asberry, or Ashbaugh living in Bracken County on West Creek twomils from the mouth of beaver Five hogs seven or eight months Old, Black and saday.Spotted no ear mark, appraised to Five Dollars before me the 6th of February 1819William Putman [p 175]
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Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Samuel Jett on the north fork of licking One & a halfmiles from J____ Rudds Mill two Steers two years old next spring - One Black, with acrop off the left ear and over bitt in the right ear - the Other a Brindle with a white backand belly, marked Crop off the right ear appraised to $10.- before the 16th of January1819 William Putman J.P. BC [p 175]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Capt William Buckner about 5 miles from Augusta,one pale red Bull with some white in his forehead and some white under his belly (notmarked) three years Old next spring appraised to $8.- by Bartholomy Taylor &Theragood Lambason before me the subscriber a Justice of the peace for said Countythis 24th day of February 1819 John Bennett [p 175]
Jan 30 1819 Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Isaac P. Young living about three miles belowAugusta on the Ohio River, five head of Hogs to wit, one sow and four shoats markedwith a crop off each ear, a [s]lit in the left, the shoats with a crop of each ear, and a underbit in the left, the whole appraised to Eight dollars before me John M Blackerby J. P.B.C.C. [p 176]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Samuel Loyd living near Germantown A BrindleSteer, spotted with white two years old past marked with a Swallow Fork in the left ear,no other marks or brands perceiveable, appraised to $7- by Valentine Harman beforeme this 11th day of February 1819 Robert Walton [p 176]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John Fegans living on the road leading from Augustato Lexington? about three miles from the [left blank] one Gray mare, about 4 years Olddark main and tail no brands perceiveable and appraised to $55- before George Taylorand Edward Campell before me this 16 of March 1819a copy - James Armstrong [p 176]
Taken up by William Ambrose and appraised before me, a read heifer with some whiteon its Crest? and under her belly, 3 or 4 years Old, marked with a Swallow fork in bothEars appraised by Reuben Elliott to $10- Given under my hand this 27th day of February1819. William Field [p 177]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Robert Wells living on the Ohio River about fivemiles below Augusta, one Dark Brown mare about 8 years Old fifteen hands high andBranded JO two saddle marks and appraised to $60- Before me this 20th day of March1819 James Armstrong [p 177]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Benjamin Grover living on the dry ridge Falmouthroad about two miles from Capt Redders a light Brindle cow, with a white sp___ in theface left horn off with a large Bell and no Ear marks perceveable supposed to e fifteen orSixteen years old appraised to Ten Dollars and fifty cents before me this 16 day of March1819 John Blackerby [p 178]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by James Kemp living on the dry ridge about one Milefrom Capt Readers one Mulley Steer Supposed to be three years old With some white inhis face Mark Unknown. Appraised to $10- before me this 22nd of March 1819Jn Blackeby [p 178]
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April 6 1819 Taken up by Thomas Rudd a peale Read Steer Marked with a Swallow fork in Each ear. Supposed to be four years old, there is no white on it appraised to $14.50 before meWilliam Bradford [p 178]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John Adams Living on the dry ridge four or fivemiles from Keizers Mill two head of Sheep, both ears marked with a crop and a Slit inthe left ear boath appraised to $2.50 before me this 9th day of April 1819John M Blackerby [p 179]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Thorogood Lambeson living about five miles fromAugusta, on the waters of Bracken Creek, one Sorrel mare about 13 ½ hands high blindof the right eye. Bob tail some white spots on her neck, supposed to be from wearing ayoke, 6 years Old this Spring appraised to $22.50. By Joseph Barker and BaldwineBean Before me the subscriber a Justice of the peace for said County this 19th day of May1819. John Bennett [p 179]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Phillip Peed living on the north fork of Licking, half amile from Putmans Mill, a Dark bay mare about thirteen years Old, Star and Streekdown her forehead, Shod Before, Branded on the near shoulder with Letter I and on thenear Buttock with Letter S appraised to $10- before me the 2nd day of September 1819.William Putman JPBC [p 180]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John DeMoss living on South? Creek about thirteenmiles below Augusta, One Bright Sorrel filly four years Old next Spring about 12 ½hands high near four foot and off hind white, Star in her forehead no brands preceivebleappraised to twenty five Dollars Before me Oct 15th 1819.John M. Blackereby [180]
Bracken County Kentucky Sct. Taken up by William Field Esquire living on the dryridge, One Small Brindle Steer Supposed to be one year old last Spring Marked with acrop and underbit off the left ear. Appraised to Six Dollars by me John McLanahamBefore me November 8th 1819. John M Blackereby [p 181]
August 2 1819 Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Thomas C Blasingame living on the Ohio RiverAbout nine miles below Augusta, One Bright Sorrel horse, about 14 hands high 5 or 6years Old Near hind foot white Small Blase and Snip. Marks of the Festula. Appraisedto $40. By Lewis Hawkins, and Jacob Straube - before me John M Blackereby[p 182]
Dec 27 1819 Bracken County Sct. Taken up by William Logan living on the dry ridge, one SmallBrindle Steer, with a crop off the left ear and Swallow fork in the right, supposed to beabout {left blank} years Old next Spring Appraised to $1.50 By Isaac Lockwood andJohn McLanaham before me John Blackereby JP. BC. [p 182]
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Bracken County Sct. Taken up By Valinda King, and Appraisd before me, Two heefersabout 2 ½ years Old each - One a Black and White, marked with two Slits in each ear,Appraised by Simeon Walton to $6.00 - The other a white and read, or a milk and cidercouler, with Red ears marked with a Swallow fork in each ear. Appraised by the samePerson to $5.00 Given under my hand this 28th day of December 1819.William Field JP. BC. [p 183]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John McClanahan living on the dry ridge andAppraised Before me, a Sorrel mare, about 13 ½ hands high About Eight or nine Yearsold, a Blaze face, her near fore foot and off hind foot White. Appraised by Aaron Stilesand Benjamin Stiles to $15.00Given under my hand this 22 day of October 1819 William Field JPBC [p 184]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Thoragood Lambason living on Racoon fork ofBracken about 5 miles from Augusta, One Red & White Stear Star in her forehead -Supposed to be 2 years Old next Spring Appraised to $3. by Joseph Shaw before me theSubscriber a Justice of the peace for Said County this 15th day of Decr. 1819.John Bennett [p 184]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Valentine Harmon living near Germantown a smallPide Black and White Bull Supposed to be rising three years Old, marked with a Cropand a king of Swallow fork in the right and a crop off the left ear appraised to fiveDollars By Jonah H Walton before me the 8th day of April 1820 Robert Walton J. P.[p 185]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Isaac Day Esq living near Andrew Smally’s in SaidCounty A Bay horse, Sixteen hands high a few white hair in the forehead the off hindfoot white, no other marks or brands perceiveable Appraised to $65.00 By WilliamCotty and John Fields Sen. before me this 17th day of April 1820Robert Walton [p 185]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up By William Dauson living on the road from Kezers millto Maysville, One White and Black Spoted Barrow 2 years Old no mark, Posted, andAppraised to $2.00 Before me 5th Jan 1820 Nimrod Routt J. P. [p 186]
Bracken County ct. Taken up by Jessee Temple, near Keizers Mill One white and ReadSpotted heifer, One year Old not Marked posted and Appraised to $1.50 before me 17th
January 1820 N. Routt JP. BC [p 186]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up By John W. Routt, near Keizers mill One white Eweand Lamb, the Lamb not more than One Week Old, the Ewe Marked with an under bitt ineach posted and appraised to $1.50 the 20th January 1820 N Routt JP [p 186]
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Bracken County Sct. Taken up By Timothy Millory, three hogs about one year Old.One of them blue and White, and One White and Black all Barrows, and Marked a cropoff the left ear, and a half spade in the right posted and Appraised to $1.50 each beforeme this 3d Day of April 1820 Nimrod Routt J. P. [p 186]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up By Phillip and William King living about One milefrom Sharpes Mills, One white speckled heifer crop and under Bit in each ear three yearsOld this spring, appraised to $8.00 By Samuel Meranda 31st March 1820 JamesArmstrong J.P.B.C. [p 187]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Phillip Rice living on the state road four miles fromWoodwards Tavern one Barrow hog, supposed to be four years old Black & SandeySpotted, marked with a crop off of each on the under side, appraised to $4.00 before methis 4th day of Decr. 1820. William Putman [p 187]
Taken up by James Rice living on the State road five miles from the north fork ofLicking one Pide read heifer one year Old last spring Marked, half crop of the right ear &an under Bit off of the left - White & Black legs, & Belly partley white some white on theface & head, appraised to $2.50 before me this 18th day of November 1820William Putman [p 187]
description & marks of Strays
Taken up by Willis Kabler living on the north fork of Licking, half a mile fromPutmans mill, Five hogs about Six months Old, viz. three Barrows Boars, white - towSows Black & rad Spotted, no other marks appraised to $3.75 - before me this 11th day ofDecr 1820 William Putman JP. [p 188]
Taken up by William Adams living on the north fork of Licking three miles fromPutmans Mill two Sows Black & White, Spotted Supposed to be about two years old,marked with a hole, under Bit & Crop off the right ear. with a Short tail, The othermarked under Bit in the right ear & Swallow Fork in the left ear appraised to $2.00before me this 29 Jan 1821. Will Putman JP. [p 188]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Henry Henderson, living on the Dry ridge, one Smallread heifer - Supposed to be one year old last Spring - No Ear Marks appraised to $2.00By Townsend Pearl. Decr 18th 1820. John M Blackerby [p 188]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by George Humlong on the road leading fromGermantown to Augusta in said County three white sheep namely one white weather?,marked with a crop off the Left ear & a Sib? in the right, also a Ewe with a mosley? face,marked in the same Manner as the other, Likewise a Ewe marked with an under Bit offthe right ear & a Crop and hole in the left the Last appraised to $1.25 cts the other twoappraised to $1.00 each by Josiah H. Walton before me a Justice of the Peace this 13th
day of January 1821. (Signed) Robert Walton J.P.B.C. [p 189]
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Taken up by the Revd. Jeremiah Landon Living on the state road, about 14 miles fromAugusta, One Small dark Brindle heifer Supposed to be three years Old, next spring witha half Crop of the under side of her left ear, and a small Crop off the right ear, appraisedto $3 by Samuel Merrill before me 20 Dec. 1820. J. M Blackerby [p 189]
Decr 20 1820 Taken up by Joseph Morris living on Locust Creek, Seven head of hogs with a SwallowFork, in the right ear, and a half Crop off the under side of the left ear appraised to $2.50by John Morris & Jno. Weathrington. John M Blackerby [p 189]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John Pearle living on the Ohio River, Five milesbelow Augusta Eight head of hogs, two with a Crop off the right ear, one with a Crop offof each Ear & an under Bit in the right, one with a Crop & under Bit of the right & Leftear off, Four white shoats unmarked, appraised to $8.00 by Robert Wells & AbnerHoulton before me J. M Blackerby J.P.B.C. [p 190]
Bracken County. Taken up by James Carr living on the Germantown road six milesfrom the mouth of Beaver one sow hog one year old black & white Spotted no marks orbrands perceivable appraised to $1.50 cts before me the 25th February 1821.Wm Putman [p 190]
Taken up by Druzilla Black one bay mare 13 hands high star and snip right hind footwhite 11 years old branded D on the right shoulder and appraised to $12.50 also one Baymare Colt one year old last spring no marks nor brands discoverable appraised to $12.50By Reuben Elliott & John Powers before me this 18th day of July 1821.E. Woodward [p 190]
Bracken Sct. Taken up by William King living on the waters of Willow one sorrel mare13 hands high 7 or 8 years old bald face two hind feet white a saddle spot on each sideposted and appraised to $50.
Also one sorrel horse, three years old the right hind foot & both fore feet white small nospots around the edge of the hoofs of each and a small white spot in the face posted &appraised to $50 before me this 22d Augt 1821.Nimrod Routt [p 191]
Taken up by John Pribble living on the Ohio River about seven miles below Augusta asorrel mare about nine years Old 14 ½ high with a Star & a snip in her face the right hindfoot white appraised to thirty dollars by Buckley Blasingame & Thomas Brightwellthis 30th day of Octo. 1821. John Pearle [p 191]
Nov 30 1821 Bracken County Ky. Taken up by Jeduthan Blackerby living on the dry ridge abouttwelve miles from Augusta one dark brindled heifer supposed to be three years old nextspring with a slit in the right ear and an under bit in the left apraised to seven dollars &50 cts by Richard K____ & Abm. Cline before me J. M. Blackerby [p 191]
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1821 Bracken County. Taken up By Peter Manes Living on the north fork of Licking Riverone mile above the State road one Boar hog Sandy & Black spotted about eight monthsold no ear marke apprised to $1.50 Before me 6th day of Decr 1821 Wm Putman[p 192]
Taken up by Thos Broshears living one mile Below Augusta one Sorrel horse Coaltabout 15 hands high a star in his forehead four years old shod before no BrandPerceavable appraised to Sixty Dollars By Nathaniel Patterson & Thos Collins Beforeme on the 19th Novr 1821 a coppy attest Jas Armstrong [p 192]
Taken up by William Hamilton on light Sorrel mare with a star in the forehead threeyears old past a small stripe on the inside of the left hind leg above the hock joint nobrands nor marks discoverable and appraised to $15. by Isaac Day & Levy Mainesbefore me the 20th day of Decr. 1821.Enos Woodward [p 192]
1821 Taken up by Benjamin Crosslin one Brown mare 10 years old 14 hands high blind in theleft Eye no brands or marks discoverable and appraised to $15. by Silas Woodward andLewis Young before me this 3d day of November 1821.Enos Woodward [p 193]
Dec 31 1821 Taken up by Eli Tucker four Hogs, one old sow & three shoats the old sow marked asfollows left year a Crop & two slits, right ear been torn by a dog or some thing so as todeface it in such a manner that the original marks cannot be recognized - the three shoatshas no ear marks perceivable, black & white spotted, apprsd. To $4. before me.Wm. B. Lerty [p 193]
Jany 3 1822 Taken up by Thomas McDowel two barrow hogs, marked a crop off the left ear and aSlit in the right, one white & a black spot on the side the other black & red appraised to$2.25 before me Wm. B. Lerty [p 193]
Taken up by William Cotty living on Bracken Creek, Bracken County Ky. three strayheifers discription as follows viz. 2 of them supposed to be 2 years old past one of themone year old last spring all marked with a crop & Slit on the right ear and a half crop onthe left appraisd to $17. by Joseph Day & George Patterson before me a Justice of thepeace for Bracken County. Chas. Anderson [p 193-194]
Taken up by James Watson Senr. one red heifer with a whit spot on the rump & on bothhind legs, no ear marks supposed to be two years old appraised to $6. 29th Dec. 1821. byHenry Fronk - Also one black steer marked with a crop off the left ear and Swallow forkin the right - supposed to be one year old appraised to $4. by Henry Fronk before methis 29th of Dec. 1821.Enos Woodard J. P. [p 194]
Taken up by Samuel Woods one white ewe sheep marked with a crop off both ears andSlit in the left, also one ditto marked with a crop and slit in the right ear and crop and twoslits in the left appraised to $1.50 by Philip Maines before me this 10th January 1822.Enos Woodard J. P. [p 194]
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Taken up by George Maines Sen. two white weathers marked with a crop off of the leftear and an under bit out of the right - also one white Ram marked with a crop off theright Ear & slit in the same, & an underbit in the left. appd. to $3.50. Dec 10th 1821.E Woodard J. P. [p 194]
Taken up by Nothy Proctor near German Town one red heifer with a white facesupposed to be three years old marked with a crop and slit in the right ear and a hole inleft ear - also one small steer of a dunn colour, marked with a crop off each ear and underSlope off the right ear - the Heifer appraised to $8. by Danl. Morford & the steerappraised to $3. by same before e the 8th Jany 1822 John Burkett J. P. [p 195]
Taken up on the 26th day of November 1821 by James Patterson living nearGermantown one brindle & white steer supposed to be two years old last spring markedwith a crop and under bit in the left ear and a hole in the right ear appraised to $5. beforeme John Burkett J.P. B.C. [p 195]
Taken up by John King living near Germantown one red brindle heifer supposed to betwo years old marked with a crop and under bit in the right ear appraised to $5. also oneBlack & White steer marked with a crop in the right ear and a half crop in the leftsupposed to be rising 2 years old appraised to $4. before me 30th Nov. 1821.John Burkett J. P. [p 195]
Bracken County to wit. Taken up by Michael Dean living on the dry ridge a small redbull with some white in his face some white on his back, belly & hind legs, with a cropoff the left ear an upper bit & under bit off the right ear appraised to $2.50 by HenryHenderson before me 22d January 1821. J. M. Blackerby [p 196]
Bracken County to wit. Taken up by Wm McClanahan living on the dry ridge aboutfive miles from Woodards tavern one black and white spotted bull half crop off of eachear and slit in each ear - supposed to be two years Old - appraised to $4. by Hugh &James McClanahan before me J. M. Blackerby [p 196]
Taken up by Levi Perkins, one red and white Heifer marked with a crop & hole in theright ear and an upper bit and under bit in the left, supposed to be 2 years old next springand appraised to $4. by Joseph Lewis before me this 21st day of Jany 1822.E. Woodard J. P. [p 196]
Bracken County Ky. Taken up by Samuel Rice living on the State road about ¼ milesfrom George H. Cartmells one yellow Hog with a crop off the left ear and half crop offthe under side of the right ear appraised to 75 cents before me by Js. Ham and JamesGibson 06 Feby 1822. J. M. Blackerby [p 197]
Bracken County. Taken up by Mo___ Mockby living on Willow Creek about four milesfrom Keizers Mill one dark bay mare three years old this spring about 13 hands high nomarks or brands perceivable appraised to $30 before me this 14th day of March1822.Wm. Putman J. P. [p 197]
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Taken up by Thomas Tucker on the 15th of April 1822 living on the North Fork ofLicking Bracken County near John H Rudds Mill a roan mare supposed to be 4 yearsOld 13 ½ hands high appraised to $20 by John H Rudd & John Tucker before me thesubscriber a Justice of the peace for Bracken County . Given under my hand this 15th ofApril 1822 Wm. B. Lerty [p 197]
May 9 1822 Bracken county Ky. Taken up by Frederick Dillman living on the dry ridge about 7miles from Strouby & Wileys mill one dark Chesnut sorrel mare about 15 ½ hands high6 years old this spring small speck in her left eye small star & snip shod before never hasbeen Docked no brands perceivable appraised to $50 by Frederick Speece &Richardson Figgins before me J. M. Blackerby [p 198]
Taken up by Mordecai McKinsay living in Bracken County on the North fork ofLicking near Elijah Thompsons a brindle Bull supposed to be two years old his earmarks a swallow fork in the left ear, no other marks perceivable appraised to three dollarsby Hugh Courtney before me on the 20th of February 1822. Wm B Lerty [p 198]
Decr 10 1822 Bracken County Ky. Taken up by George Speece about one mile from Strauby mill onered yearlin Bull Crop of the Left Eare Supposed to be two years old next Springappraised to three Dollars by Isaac West before me John M Blackerby [p 198]
Taken up by William King on Willow Creek one black Heifer with a white back andface, marked with a crop in the right ear and a black ring round the right eye appd. to $8.this 5th Jany 1821. Nimrod Routt J. P. [p 199]
Taken up by Levin Field on Willow Creek one white & red steer two years old nextspring not marked posted and appraised to $4. before me this 29th Dec 1821.Nimrod Routt J. P. [p 199]
Taken up by Samuel Rice on the State road between the North fork and Augusta onewhite & red Heifer two years old bob tail marked with a slit in the right and a Crop andhalf Crop in the left ear appd. to $4.
Also one dirty coloured boar 6 or 8 months old marked with a Crop and underbit in eachear appd. to 50 cents – 8th of November 1821. Nimrod Routt J. P. [p 199]
Taken up by William Putman two sheep one with horns marked with a slit in the rightear the other marked with a crop & a slit in the right and a crop and two nicks in the leftapprd. to $2.75. 9th Nov. 1822. Nimrod Routt [p 199]
Taken up by Thomas C. Blasingame of Bracken County living about ten miles belowAugusta near the Ohio River. A bright Bay horse about 15 hands high supposed to be 9years old shod before a blaze in his face and crease fallen with scar of being cured of thefistula appd. to $25. by Saml. Pribble & Lawrence Taliaferro the 24th June 1822.John Pearle J. P. [p 200]
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Bracken County. Taken up by Elijah Thompson living on the North fork of Licking sixmile from Germantown one Skeubald horse 5 years old last spring shod all round 15 ½hands high glass eyes black spot on the Right nostril half of his tail white no brands ormarks perceivable appraised to $75. before me the 22d June 1822.Wm Putman J. P. [p 200]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by William Watson on the dry ridge about three milesfrom Stroube’s Mill one Steer, 6 or 7 years old, mostly white black neck and legs, blindof the right eye, with a crop slit and under bit off the right ear aslope from the under sideof the left ear, his left thigh has been broken apd. to $10. 15 Nov. 1822J. M. Blackerby [p 200]
Nov 20 1822 Bracken County Ky. Taken up by Joseph Frakes on the dry ridge one red cow supposedto be 5 years old heavy with calf, with a crop and under bit off the right ear slit in the leftear appraised to $9. by Saml. Hamilton & James Morford, J. M. Blackerby [p 201]
Bracken County Ky. Taken up by Samuel Rice on the State road about 4 miles fromWoodwards Tavern one red and white heifer 2 years old with a crop and hole off theright ear hole in the left ear appraised to $3.50.
Also one brindle Bull one year old last spring with a crop and slit off the right ear appd.to $2.50 both by Jas. Rice before me 22d of November 1822 J. M. Blackerby [p 201]
Taken up by Jacob Donovan living on the waters of Locust Creek Bracken County Ky.one stray heifer of the following description viz. 2 years old last spring with a crop andunder bit on the right and a slope on the left years, white & red speekled appraised to$3.50 by Wm Harrod & Robert Molton before me Charles Anderson [p 201]
Jany 9 1823 Taken up by Mordecai McKinsey living on the North fork of Licking, Bracken Countynear John H. Rudds mill one brindle steer his ear marks is a upper bit and under bit ineach ear supposed to be rising 2 years old. appraised to $5. by William Sinclair beforeme Wm B. Lerty J.P.B.C. [p 202]
Bracken County Kenty. Taken up by George Speece about one mile from Stroubes Millone Red yearling bull Crop off the left Ear supposed to be 2 years old next Spring. apprd.$3. by Isaiah West before me 10th Dec. 1822. J. M. Blackerby [p 202]
Dec 27 1822 Taken up by George B. Thompson living on the North fork, off Licking Bracken Countynear J. H. Rudds Mill a red heifer her ear marks a crop off the right ear no other marksperceiveable supposed to be rising 2 years old appraised to $3. by Thomas Kenton &Wm Chick before me Wm B Lerty J.P. [p 202]
Dec 3 1822 Taken up by Lewis Linwell living on the North fork of Licking Bracken county a blackand white heifer supposed to be rising 2 years old no ear marks appd. To $4.50Wm B. Lerty [p 202]
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Taken up the 1st of January 1823 by Walker Clarke living in Bracken County near JohnH. Rudds mill a stear supposed to be rising two years old his colour black sides & whiteBack & belly a Crop off the left year and under bit out of the same a hole in the rightappd. to $3. by Saml. Jett before me Wm B Lerty J. P. [p 203]
Taken up by James Patterson Bracken County Kenty. near Germantown a Red & whitebull marked with a crop and under bit in each ear and a hole in the right supposed to be 2years old appraised to 5$ before me this 3d day of January 1823.John Burkitt [p 203]
Taken up the 1st of January 1823 by Danl. Leake living in Bracken County near CampCreek a white and black spotted sow a crop and half off the right ear and a hole in thesame a crop and hole in the left ear appd. To $2. by Daniel ThompsonWm. B. Lerty J.P. [p 203]
Bracken County Ky. Taken up by James Kemp on the dry ridge Red cow with whiteBack, belly & tail with a crop & swallow fork in the right ear supposed to be 4 years oldthis spring appd. to $10. J. M. Blackerby [p 203]
1823 Bracken County Sct. Taken up by William Hays living on the road leading fromAugusta to Washington one mile from Minerva on the 26th March 1823 a dark brownmare with a blaze face, glass eyes, four white feet long mane & tail, no perceivablebrands about 14 ½ hands high supposed to be about 8 years old valued at $40- by Geo.Doniphan and Wm Marsh before me 1st April 1823. Wm. O. Blackerby [p 204]
Feby 18 1823 A Stray mare taken up by Robert Tivis - a chesnut sorrel mare - a white mark on the nearShoulder, a scar on the off hind leg, a mark on the back a natural trotter, about 13 handshigh fifteen years old appraised to $15. - William Bradford [p 204]
Bracken County St. Taken up by Isaac Bowen residing East of Heck and Thomas’smill ½ miles - a light bay mare supposed to be 8 years old last spring about 14 hands 2 or3 inches high with a small blaze in the face nearly blind of the near eye and a small whitespot on the upper part of the right fore foot no brands perceivable appd. to $25. by HenryThomas & Richd. F. Hammon this 20th Nov. 1823. W. O. Blackerby [p 204]
Nov 21 1823 Bracken County Kentucky. Taken up by William Logan on the dry ridge 12 or 14 milesfrom Augusta one Light grey horse Colt two years old next spring neither docked norbranded right hind foot white appraised to $12 by James E. Parker & Saml. BladesJ. M. Blackerby [p 205]
Nov 22 1823 Taken up by Philip Quinlin living on Camp Creek Bracken County two steers one is ared with some white along his back judged to be two years old his ear marks a crop offeach ear and a swallow fork in each - The other is a black with a white streak along hisback, judged to be rising two years old his right ear a half crop and two under bits the leftan under bit appraised to $3. by Thomas & Michael Courtney beforeWm B. Lerty [p 205]
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Taken up by Joseph McDowell living on the north fork of Licking, Bracken County onthe 22d of November 1823 a black heifer supposed to be a year old last spring her earmarks a crop off the right ear and over bit out of the same and over bit out of the leftappraised to $3.50 by Danl Jett & Wm Summers before me Wm B. Lerty [p 205]
Dec 12 1823 Bracken Cty Sct. Taken up by Bartholomew Taylor living one mile and a half SouthEast of Heck & Thomas’s mill Two head of neat Cattle (to wit) one Black cow with awhite spot in her face and white back marked with a slit in the left ear and an over and anunder bit out of the right ear supposed to be between 12 and 15 years old appraised to $6.- and one black cow, brown back a white spot in the face and a white mark across thehips, marked with a slit in the left ear and an over and an under bit out of the right earsupposed to be between 6 & 8 years old appraised to $8. by Will. Taylor and SolomonTaylor.- W. O. Blackerby [p 206]
Aug 9 1823 A stray Cow taken up by Samuel Pell a black and white, the ear mark one crop off theright Ear, she is supposed to be about 7 years old and appraised to $10. by JohnMcCracken & Parnel Blades Sept. 23d 1823 William Bradford [p 206]
Taken up by James Patterson living on the waters of Bracken Creek Bracken Cy twosheep of following descripsion (viz) a crop on the right ear & an under bit on the left bothbeing ewes appraised to one dollar each by George & Edward Patterson before meJanuary 6 1824 Charles Anderson PBC [p 206 & 207]
Taken up by Wm Harrad Living on the waters of Locust Creek Bracken Cy Ky onestray Hiefer about two years old marked as follows a swallow fork on the right ear anunder bit on the left appraised to three dollars 50 cts. by John Fee & Wm Elliott beforeCharles Anderson PBC [p 207]
Taken up by Wm Black living on the water of little Bracken Creek Bracken County onetwo year old heifer of the Following description generally black all over except somewhite under its belly no marks on its ears and appraised to $5 50 cts. by MartinFishback & Wm Palmer before me this 28th day of Nov 1823 Charles Anderson PBC[p 207]
Taken up by Rebekah Patterson living on the waters of little Bracken Creek Bracken Cyone stray steer of the following descripsion three years old next spring, a crop & uper biton the right & a crop and swallow fork in the left ears appraised to $5 by Jas Rees &Ricd Power before me this 15 Dec 1823 Charles Anderson PBC [p 207 & 208]
Jany 6 1824 Taken up by John Walter one black bull three year old white face and belly crop and slitin the right ear posted and appraised to $3 dollars also one Brindle Bull two year old alsoone Brindle Bull two year old some white on the back tail belly and hind legs appraisedto $2.50 before me N Routt Bracken County Sct [p 208]
Taken up by William Ruddell living where the State road Crosses the N. fork one baymare 14 ½ hands high 3 year old a small white spot on the right hind foot posted andappraised to $25 before me 5th May 1824 N Routt [p 208]
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Bracken County Kentucky - Taken up by James Arbuckle living on the road leadingfrom the mouth of bullskin to Germantown about one mile from the Ohio river one baymare with a bell on, supposed to be fourteen or fifteen years old, has a star in herforehead, some white spots on her back and white hairs on her right thigh, betweenthirteen & fourteen hands high, a brand on her right shoulder not Known what letterappraised to seven dollars also a bay mare Colt about the same height of the maresupposed to be three years old with a stare in her forehead and sucks the mare, appraisedto ten dollars by Mathew Artus & Robert Jones. Given under my hand this 18th June1824 John Pearl [p 208-209]
Bracken County. Taken up by Daniel Culp living on the north fork of Licking one milesfrom Putmans mill one Red heifer two year old last white face marked Crop in the leftyear and under bit & half Crop in the right appraised to $4.00 before me the 12th day ofNovember 1824 William Putman J. P. B. C. [p 209]
Taken up by Samuel Cox on the dry Ridge ten or twelve miles from Augusta one IronGray horse Colt Supposed to be four years old next spring no brands perceiveable has aconsiderable not on the out side of his right left before between the Knee & Paster Jointappraised to twenty Eight dollars by James McClanahan & Philip Kilander 6th Nov1824 J. M. Blackerby [p 209]
Bracken County. Taken up by James Rice living on the State road five miles from thenorth fork one dark brindle Steer supposed to be 3 years old marked with a crop & Slit inthe right year a white Spot in his forehead some white on the tail & some white on thebelly appraised to five dollars before me this 15th of December 1824.Wm. Putman J.P. B.C. [p 209-210]
Bracken County Ky. Sct. Taken up by Ann Glascock on the dry ridge fourteen or fifteenmiles from Augusta one heifer supposed to be three years old next spring with Blacksides white back white face & white Belley with a crop & under bit off the left year & acrop off the right year appraised to $5. by Samuel Dunbuck J M Blackerby [p 210]
Nov 27 1824 Bracken Cty Ky Sct. Taken up by Samuel Blades on the Dry ridge 12 or 14 miles fromAugusta 3 head of Cattle one red & white cow with a crop off the right Ear & a slope ofthe upper part of the left ear Appraised to $6 also one red and white spotted Steersupposed to be 3 years old next spring with a Slop of the upper part of the left Earappraised to $5. also one red Calf with a crop & 3 Slits in the right ear appraised to $2 byAbner Holton J. M. Blackerby [p 210-211]
Bracken Cty Ky Sct. Taken up by Thos. Courtney on the waters of Snag creek aboutthree miles from Wileys & Stroubys mills one red Bull with a crop a hole and under bitof the left ear supposed to be one year old last spring appraised to $1.50 cts by JohnKing 20th Decr. 1824 J. M. Blackerby [p 211]
Bracken Cty Ky Sct. Taken up by John Pearl on the Ohio river 5 or 6 miles belowAugusta 2 white rams one with a crop of the right ear & an under bit in the ear the otherwith a crop off both ears & a Slit in the left each appraised to 75 cts by Mathew Artus29th Decr. 1824. J. M. Blackbery [p 211]
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Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Thomas Moore living on the State road half a milefrom the north fork one Red and brindle Steer white face and belly about a year old lastspring marks as follows crop of the right ear and Slit in the left ear appraised to $2.50cents before me this 1st day of February 1825. William Putman J.P.B.C. [p 212]
Bracken Cty Ky Sct. Taken up by John King Snr on the dry ridge five or six miles fromStroubes & Willys mill one red Bull Yearling white in the face white belly & white legssmall white spot on the left shoulder no Ear marks supposed to be two years old nextspring appraised to $2.50 Cts. by John Cline 29th January 1824J. M. Blackerby [p 212]
Bracken County. Taken up by Thomas Moore living on the state road half mile from thenorth fork of licking one red Brindle Steer about two years old with a white face andbelly marked crop of the right ear and slit in the left ear appraised to $2.50 cents beforeme the 1st February 1825 Wm Putman J. P. B. C. [p 212-213]
Taken up by John Walter one Sorrel mare 2 year old 13 ½ hands high no brands orwhite marks perceivable posted and appraised to $15 before me 26th April 1825.Nimrod Routt Bracken County [p 213]
Taken up by John McCracken of Bracken County on the 21st May 1825 on the Ohioriver in said County one flat bottomed boat sixty five feet long, eight feet wide side &bottom Poplar one oak Streamed one gunnel broke appraised by Samuel Pell to Eightdollars. Francis Wells J. P. [p 213]
June 12 1825 Taken up by Eli Wiley a stray horse and Mare the horse a Dark Sorrel with a small blasein the forehead and three white feet and legs some small saddle marks & a mark on theNear shoulder & a spot on the off fore leg and three shoes on about sixteen hands twoinches high sixteen or seventeen years old appraised to fifteen dollars & also a bay marewith a star in the forehead a white spot on the under Jaw shod all round about fourteenhands high 16 years old and appraised to fifteen dollars before me William Bradford[p 214]
Taken up by William Orr living in Bracken County on the Ohio River one mile belowthe Town of Augusta a bright bay mare about fourteen hands high no brands perceivableone white spot on her fore head two or three white spots on her back occasioned by theSaddle A black mane & tail her hip black to the Knees supposed to be about twelve yearsOld appraised to $25. by David Fallin & Matthias Cline before me this 15th July 1825Arthur Thome J. P. [p 214]
Taken up by David Hutcherson of Bracken county (Ky) one Sorrel mare colt supposedto be two years old past star in her forehead, appraised to twenty two dollars by GeorgeHeck and Henry Thomas nov 12th 1825 Francis Wells J. P. [p 215]
Bracken County. Taken up by Thomas Askin living on the North fork half mile fromPutman Mill one red heifer two year old next Spring with a white Belly and white spotat each horn and some white on her feet and tail, no ear marked appraised to $2.75 centsbefore the 26th November 1825. William Putman J. P. [p 215]
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Taken up on the fourth of January 1826 George Houston living about four miles belowAugusta in Bracken County on the Ohio River, an Orlean boat about Seventy feet longwith poplar Gunnels Sawed Stream__ and Studding the Studding plankd. Except twoplanks near the bough has no roof or inside floor appraised to Sixty five dollars by JohnDory this 13th day of January 1826 John Peale J. P. B. C. [p 216]
Taken up by Rebecca Patterson one black Stear with a crop off of each ear and under bitin the left appraised to six dollars also one white heifer marked Swallow fork in the leftear and hole in the right appraised to $5.50 by Richd Power & James Reese 14th January1826 Charles Anderson J. P. [p 216]
Bracken County. Taken up by William Adams Living on the North fork of licking onemile below the Germantown road one Red stear two year old next spring with a whiteface and some white on his belly marked Crop in the left ear and slit in the Right ear noother marks perceivable appraised to $2.50 cents before me the 3rd December 1825.William Putman J.P.B.C. [p 216-217]
Bracken County. Taken up by Philip Peed living on the north fork of licking half milefrom Putmans mill one black and white spotted hog a barrow near two years old markedthe left ear of Close to his head and a hole in the right ear appraised to $1.25 the 12th
January 1826 Wm Putman J. P. B. C. [p 217]
Bracken County Ky Sct. Taken up by Amos O. Hanson living about half mile from WmSummers Tavern one bull Mostly red small white spot in his face some white Streakson bothe sides white spot near the root of his tail some white under his belly small split inthe under side of his left Ear no other marks perceivable appraised to one dollar and fiftycents by John Hanson & Dicken Morris 12 Nov. 1825 J. M. Blackerby [p 217]
March 20 1826 Taken up by John McCracken and Samuel Pell of Bracken County on the 4th March1826 one wood flatt seventy two feet long injured in the stern and considerably worn 10feet wide oak gunnels and poplar bottom and one pine Skiff some what Shattered with atrace chain attached thereto appraised by William Chalfant the Boat to five dollars andthe Skiff to one dollar and fifty cents 20th March 1826 Francis Wells J. P. [p 218]
July 1 1826 Taken up by Charles West living on the head Waters of Turtle Creek one light grey mareabout fourteen hands high three years old last spring four white feet, blaze face, no otherbrands or marks perceivable, appraised to twenty dollars by Joseph Carter and JamesBradford before me David Brooks J. P. B. C. [p 218]
July 1 1826 Taken up by Charles West living on the head waters of Turtle Creek one light sorrelhorse supposed to be one year old last spring two white hind feet no other brands ormarks perceivable appraised to fifteen dollars by Joseph Carter and James Bradfordbefore me David Brooks J. P. B. C. [p 218]
Taken up by Joseph Norris living on Locust Creek, a dark brown horse colt, supposed tobe two years old past, with a small star in his forehead, with a few white hairs in eachflank, and some on the root of the tail, part of the hair cut off of the end of the tail, aboutthirteen hands and a half high, appraised to fifteen dollars by William O. Blackerby andJames H. Murray this 19th day of July 1826 John Pearle J. P. B. C. [p 219]
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Taken up by James Rice on the state road between Augusta and the north fork one redheifer marked with an underbit in each ear and a hole in the right posted and appraised to$3.00 this 28th day of Novr 1825 before me Nimrod Routt [p 219]
Taken up by George Lemmon one white muly Bull with some small spots 3 years oldmarked with a swallow fork in each ear posted and appraised to $4.50 before me this 23rd
January 1826 Nimrod Routt [p 219]
Taken up by Rachel Turner one red and white heifer 2 years old marked with a crop andtwo slits in the left ear and a crop in the right posted and appraised to $2.25 before methis 23rd Jany. 1826 Nimrod Routt [p 219]
Octo. 12 1826 Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Samuel Reeves near Germantown on the road leadingfrom Germantown to the mouth of Beaver a dark bay mare supposed to be three yearsold, shod before, hind feet white above the first joint, blaze face, a little white on herupper lip, 14 ½ hands high, appraised to forty dollars by John Harison & Wm P. Blackbefore John Burkitt a justice peace Bracken County [p 220]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by William P. Black living in Germantown one sorrelmare supposed to be thirteen years old, branded on the right buttock thus, BB and on theleft B and on the right fore shoulder thus B much wind galled lame in the fore leg,shod all round, appraised to fifteen dollars by Josiah H. Walton and William Colbybefore me on the 12th day of October 1826 John Burkitt J. P. B. C. [p 220]
Decr 23 1826 Bracken County (Ky) Sct. Taken up by Thomas Buckner on the state road 3 ½ milesfrom Woodward Cross roads one white ram with a shallow fork in the right ear and anunder bit of the left ear appraised to one Dollar by Henderson before me J. M.Blackerby 1826 [p 220]
Decr 23 1826 Bracken County (Ky) Sct. Taken up by Dickison Morris on the road leading from WmSummers to Newport four miles from Woodwards Cross roads One bay horsesupposed to be between 15 & 18 years old no brands perceivable appraised to fifteendollars by Hugh Atwell and Charles Field before me J. M. Blackerby [p 221]
Was taken up by William Orr of Bracken County and brought before me on the 6th dayof January 1827, a bay Horse supposed to be five years old next spring about 15 handshigh, white nose and small star in the forehead a few gray heirs on the left shoulder bothhind feet white, there is more white in the left eye then in the right, appraised to fiftydollars Francis Wells J. P. [p 221]
Taken up by George Humlong living in Bracken County, near Germantown one Steersupposed to be three years old next Spring marked as follows to wit, a crop on the left earcolour pale red and white under his belly appraised to $4.00 by J. H. Walton and WmPenick, before me 20th January 1827. Chas Anderson [p 221]
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Jany 1827 Taken up by Littleton Mingle living on Bracken creek Bracken County at Cottys millone white bull supposed to be about 2 years old last spring, both ear black no markperceivable appraised to $3.00 by Thos. P. Thomas and William Leak January 15th
1827 before me Chas Anderson [p 222]
Taken up by John Kendall living on Bracken Creek about 2 miles from minerva oneRam supposed to be 2 years old, a crop off of each ear and a Slit in the same and underbit in the right, also one small horned ewe unmarked supposed to be one year old,appraised by Littleton Mingle at $1.50 Jany 16th 1826 before me Chas Anderson[p 222]
Taken up by Sml. Hamilton, living on the waters of Bracken & Locust creeks BrackenCty Ky, two heifers supposed to be one year old last spring mar’d as follows viz. a cropand upper bit in the left ear and upper & under bit on the right, appraised to five dollarsby Jos. Gregg & Larkin Anderson before me Jany 1st 1826. Chas. Anderson [p 222]
Taken up by Thoms. P. Thomas living on Bracken Creek Bracken Cty. about 2 milesfrom minerva one black Steer about 2 years old last spring, marked thus a swallow forkin the left ear, under bit and over bit in the right ear, appraised to $3.50, by LittletonMingle and Wm. Leak 15th Jany. 1827 before me Chas Anderson J. P. B. C. [p 223]
Taken up by Wm. J. Shearer living about four miles below Augusta a Keel Boat aboutforty feet long coloured Spanish brown with one large auger hole in the Stern, appraisedto ten dollars by John Wheeler this 8th day of February 1827 John Pearle [p 223]
Taken up by Richard Gragston in Bracken County Kentucky one bay mare Star andSnip on her face some white on the left fore foot & also on the right hind foot, Brandedon the right Shoulder with a stirrup iron white marks on the back from being hurt withthe saddle, between 13 & 14 hands high, supposed to be from 15 to 20 years old andappraised by Nathaniel Patterson and Edward Campbell to fifteen dollars April 10th
1827 Francis Wells J. P. [p 2233]
Taken up on the 1st day of March 1827 by John Pribble and Samuel Artus living inBracken County Ky on the Ohio River about two miles below Locust Creek one flat Boatsupposed to be 50 feet long 16 feet wide 6 feet high. Boat and contents appraised to $40.by James Houston before me this 10th day of March 1827 William McGill [p 224]
Taken up by Henson Mockby on Willow creek one heifer two years old a star in theforehead, white legs & a white spot on the rump & right shoulder, not marked posted &appraised to $3.00 before me this 16th day of Novr. 1826 Nimrod Routt [p 224]
Taken up by Wm Casey on Willow creek one spotted barrow, bobtail marked with acrop and slit in each ear and an under bit in the right posted & appraised to $1.50 beforeme this 4th Decr 1826 N. Routt [p 224]
Taken up by Wm Blackburn near the north fork on the State road one sorrel mare, 4years old 14 ½ hands high, ball face, some saddle spots, lengthy made, no brands postedand appraised to $35 before me this 12th day of Jany 1827 N. Routt J. P. [p 224]
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Taken up by Wm Dawson four head of sheep two Ews and two withers marked with aswallow fork in the left and an under bit in the right, posted and appraised to $2.50 beforeme this 30th Jany 1827. N. Routt [p 225]
Taken up by Robt. Coleman living on the north fork where the state road crosses, oneblack mare 15 hands high a star in the forehead four years old posted & appraised to $40.before me this 11th April 1827 N Routt J. P. [p 225]
Taken up by Schoolfield Ackworth living on the Ohio River Bracken County abouteight miles below Augusta one black and yellow sow with three pigs all unmarkedappraised to two dollars by Wm Pepper given under my hand this 7th day of Novr. 1826John Pearle J. P. B. C. [p 225]
Jany 31 1827 State of Kentucky Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John Holton on the dry ridge onesmall Red Steer, some white in his forehead, some in his flank, with a crop and slit in theleft ear, and crop off of the right ear supposed to be two years old next summer appraisedto $1.50 by Henry Henderson. J. M. Blackerby [p 225]
April 9 1827 State of Kentucky Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Wm Cambridge Snr on the dryridge five or six miles from Pritchards mill one small brown horse star in his fore head,black mane legs and tail, both hind feet white, no other marks or brands perceivable, 4years old, about fourteen hands high appraised to twenty eight dollars by JamesMcClanahan & John McClanahan before me J. M. Blackerby [p 226-226]
Taken up by James Lukas in Bracken County one Grey horse 14 ½ hands high, fouryears old last spring, deficient in the right hind leg, a natural trotter no brands or marks -appraised to $10. by Jesse W. Hollister & James Wilson, before me this 14th June 1827.David Brooks J. P. [p 226]
Was Taken up by Elizabeth Lewis in Bracken County on the 20th day of November 1826One bright Bay mare, supposed to be six years old next spring about 14 ½ hands high awhite snip on her face left hind foot white no perceiveable brand and appraised to thirtyfive dollars Francis Wells J. P. [p 226]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John Harvey on Locust creek on the fourth July1827, one brown mare four years old last spring, fourteen and a half hands high, nobrands or marks appraised to $35 by James Bradford & Benjamin Croslin, before meDavid Brooks J. P. [p 227]
Kentucky Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Henry Henderson on the dry ridge near theWillow Creek meeting house one cow and calf. The cow with black sides, white back,belly and tail with a swallow fork and under bit in the left ear, her right horn and eardrooping supposed to be twelve or fourteen years old appraised to four dollars and fiftycents by Abner Holton. The calf pale red with white back and belly, with a swallowfork and under bit in the left ear appraised to one dollar and fifty cents by Abner Holton. 17th November 1827 J. M. Blackerby [p 227]
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Kentucky Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John V Rice about two miles from J HPowers Tavern, one red heifer white face, back and belly, crop and Slit in the ear andunder slope off the right, she has latterly had a calf, supposed to be three years old lastspring, appraised to Seven dollars by Saml. Rice. Also one small brindle steer supposedto be one year old last spring with a crop off the right ear and a hole in the left, appraisedto two dollars by Saml Rice. 17th November 1827 J. M. Blackerby [p 227-228]
Novr 27 1827 Kentucky Bracken county Sct. Taken up by James Wilson on the middle fork of LocustCreek white and black spotted heifer, her head back and belly motly white, the inside ofher ears red, the outside black, with a crop and a slit in the right ear and a crop and a veryshort slit in the left ear supposed to be two years old, appraised to three dollars by RobertGilham 20th November 1827 J. M. Blackerby [p 228]
Kentucky Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John King on the dry Ridge four or fivemiles from Straubes mill one red and white bull, no ear marks perceiveable, supposed tobe two years old next spring appraised to three dollars by John Pearle 29th November1827 J. M. Blackerby [p 228]
Decr 3 1827 Kentucky Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Zachariah Moran on the dry ridge nearPattersons horse mill one dark red Steer supposed to be one year old, crop and under bitoff the left ear and two slits in the right ear appraised to two dollars by Wm and John B.Blythe. 3rd December 1827. J. M. Blackerby [p 229]
Jany 1 1828 Kentucky Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Alexander Brown on the dry ridge abouttwo miles from J. H. Powers Tavern one pale red heifer, some white on her breast, andsome on her back and belly, crop off the right ear, supposed to be two years old nextspring appraised to two dollars, twenty five cents by J. F. Powers, J. M. Blackerby[p 229]
Taken up by Valentine Bledsoe living on Willow creek one yearling Steer, red and whitemarked with a crop and slit in the right ear, posted and appraised to $1.25 before me this31st day of Dec. 1827. Nimrod Routt J. P. [p 229]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Henson Mockby living on Willow creek one bayhorse 15 years old 15 hands high, a star and snip some saddle spots and one white foot,posted and appraised to $30. before me the 30th November 1827 N. Routt J. P.[p 229-230]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John Culp one white steer with some small red spotson his sides 2 years old next spring, marked with a crop in the left ear and a slit in theright posted and appraised to $2.25 before me this 16th day of December 1827.N. Routt JP [p 230]
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Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Solomon Taylor living on the road leading fromHeck and Thomas’ mill to Colo. John Hook’s about one mile from said mill. Twohead of neat Cattle to wit, one red bull no marks or brands perceivable Supposed to betwo years old the ensuing spring appraised to $1.50 cts. Also one brindle pided bull witha white face, marked with a crop and a slit in the right ear and a crop and an under bit inthe left ear, supposed to be two years old the ensuing spring appraised to $1.00 byJoseph Shaw and John Mofford before me the subscriber a Justice of the peace in andfor said County. Given under my hand this 15th day of February 1828.W. O. Blackerby [p 230]
Bracken County Kentucky. Taken up by George J. Houston living opposite the mouthof bull skin one skiff on the 29th Jany last appraised by William Chalfant to $2.00 anddescribed as follows viz An oak skiff 15 feet long with wooden pins for row locks, asmall piece of tin tacked on the bow piece at the bottom of the stern oars made of oackplank and small appraised before me this 4th Feby 1828 J. T. McKibben J P [p 231]
Bracken County Kentucky. Taken up by William Buckner living in the Town ofAugusta one dark red heifer, with white under her belly and no ear marks, supposed to betwo years old and appraised to two dollars by Vachel Weldin Jr on 21st Feby 1828 beforeme a Justice of the peace for said County J. T. McKibben J P [p 231]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Rudolph Black Sen near Germantown one red &white heifer supposed to be two years old next spring, marked with a crop & underbit inthe left ear, appraised to two dollars & fifty cents. Also one black & white Steersupposed to be two years old next spring, marked with a crop off the left Ear, & slit &under bit in the right ear, appraised to three dollars. And also one yellow red Steer, theback and belly white supposed to be two years old next spring, marked with a swallowfork in the left ear, & a crop & a hole in the right ear, appraised to two dollars & fifty Ctsby John Fenton before the subscriber a Justice of the peace of said County this 4th day ofDecember 1827. John Burkitt [p 231-232]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John Thomson living at Woodwards + roadsBracken County Kentucky, four head of sheep, three of which are white & one black, twoof the white and the black one is marked with a crop & under bit in each ear, the other ahalf crop off the left ear & a slit in the right ear, the black sheep & one of the white sheepappraised to one dollar each, the other two to Sixty two & a half cents each by SamuelWiley, before me a Justice of the peace of said County on the 11th day of February 1828John Burkitt J. P. B. C. [p 232]
Taken up by Samuel Pepper of Bracken County Some time in February last on the OhioRiver one mile before the mouth of Locust creek a two year old heifer marked anunderbit in the left ear, appraised to $3. before me a Justice of the peace for BrackenCounty Given under my hand this 17th of May 1828 William McGill [p 233]
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Taken up by Samuel Pepper Sometime in February last on the Ohio River in BrackenCounty one mile below the mouth of Locust, one barrow marked a crop and an under bitin the right ear, and Slit in ye left. Colour black, appraised to $1. before me a Justice ofthe peace for the County of Bracken. Given under my hand this 17th of ay 1828.William McGill [p 233]
Taken up by Philip Peed of Bracken County on the North fork of Licking in half a mileof Putmans mill, one brown horse Sixteen hands high with a Snip on his nose, SomeSaddle spots, both hind feet white, shod all round, Ten years old appraised to fortydollars before me by David Bagby & Robert Wright this 10th day of June 1828.William Putman J. P. B. C. [p 233]
Taken up by George Houston about four miles below Augusta an oak Skiff painted reddouble whaling, poplar Seats and Iron row pins, appraised to four dollars by BazelBailey. Given under my hand this 24th day of June 1828 John Pearle J. P. B. C. [p 234]
Novr 11 1828 Bracken County Kentucky Sct. Taken up by John Blythe on the Bull Skin road, dryridge, three or four miles from Norris’ mills, one dark brindle muly heifer supposed tobe two years old last spring, three white spots in her face, white back and tail Crop off theleft ear and Some nicks in the right ear supposed to be done by dog, appraised to $3.25cts by Wm Blythe J. M. Blackerby [p 234]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by George Parker on the 8th Inst. living on the roadleading from Augusta to Minerva one bay mare about 13 ½ hands high supposed to bethree years old last spring has a long Slim tail - no marks or brands perceivable, except aSmall lump on her left ham String, had on when taken up a plated bit snaffle bridle andan old Saddle with plated Stirrups - appraised to $30. by Solomon Taylor and JacobHeck before me the Subscriber a Justice of the peace in and for Said County this 13th dayof December 1828. W. O. Blackerby [p 234-235]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by George Routt near Taylors mill on the north fork oneSheep a weather marked with a crop off the left ear posted and appraised to 50 centsAlso five hogs black and white Spotted, one barrow and four Sows, marked with a cropoff each ear and an under bit in the left - posted and appraised to $2. before me this 8th
December 1828 Nimrod Routt J. P. [p 235]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Leson Taylor living where the State road crossed theNorth fork one bay mare four years old last spring 14 ½ hands high, Some white on theleft hind foot, Some Saddle marks and no brands perceivable - posted and appraised to$50. by George D Routt and William Pritchart this 20th day of Nov. 1828Nimrod Routt J. P. B. C. [p 235]
Taken up by Jesse Pigman living near Woodwards + roads one pale red heifersupposed to be two years old this spring marked with an under bit and hole in each earappraised to two dollars and fifty cents by John Elliott and Sworn to before me this 31st
day of March 1828 John Thomson J. P. [p 235-236]
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Taken up by Thomas Jordon living in Bracken County Ky and on the cider? fork ofLocust Creek, one Steer supposed to be four years old next spring a crop off each ear andunder bit in the left, colour mostly white mixed with black spots valued at $5. by DanielTevis and Sworn to before me this 28th day of November 1828.John Thomson J. P. [p 236]
Taken up by William Hamilton living on the waters of Wilow creek B. C. one red andwhite heifer with Some black specks about her flanks supposed to be about three yearsold a crop and two Slits in her right ear, and crop and under bit off the left valued at$4.25 by Levi Mains and Sworn to before me this 28th day of November 1828.John Thomson J P [p 236]
Taken up by Levi Mains living on the waters of Willow creek B. C. a red Steer withwhite back and Supposed to be two years old, marked with a crop hole and under bit inthe right and a crop and under bit in the left ear valued at $2.25 by William Hamiltonand Sworn to before me this 29th day of November 1828. John Thomson J. P.[p 236-237]
Taken up by Thornton Brown living on Pipe Creek two miles from Putmans Mill oneMuley Steer three years old next spring white with red spots marked with a Slit in theright ear and half crop in the left ear on the upper Side no other marks perceiveableappraised to four dollars before me the 15th December 1828. Wm Putman J. P. B. C.[p 237]
Bracken County Kentucky. Taken up by John Secrist living in the Town of Augusta oneSorrel mare, with a blaze in her forehead, Shoes on her fore feet, and a white spot on theleft Side of her neck supposed to be 19 or 20 years old - appraised to two dollars byThomas Royston and Hiram Wiley before me the Subscriber a Justice of the peace forSaid County on 30th October 1828. J. T. McKibben J. P. B. C. [p 237]
Bracken County Kentucky. Taken up by Isaac Reese Sen. living two miles fromAugusta on the State road one brindle Cow with an under bit in the left ear, and a whiteface and both hind legs whit and long tail, supposed to be 5 or 6 years old, appraised toSeven dollars by Lambert Martin on the 25th December 1828 before me the subscriber aJustice of the peace for Said County J. T. McKibben J. P. [p 237]
Taken up by Joseph P. Taylor near Augusta on the 2nd day of February 1829. Two hogsTo wit a Dow and one barrow white and black Spotted Swallow fork in the left ear andhole in the right appraised to one dollar fifty cents before me by John Bowman andJacob Heck the 3rd February 1829. David Brooks J. P. [p 238]
Taken up by Levi Perkins about the 10th January 1829, one white and black spotted Sow,a hole in the right ear, a nick or underbit in the same ear, and a Small part of the tail off -appraised to $1.50 cents before me by Thos. Gragson 11th January 1829.David Brooks J. P. [p 238]
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Decr 18 1828 Kentucky Bracken County Sct. Taken up by William Watson three miles fromStraubes and Wileys one red and white yearling bull Swallow fork and under bit in theleft ear nor other marks perceivable appraised to Two dollars by Samuel StilesJ. M. Blackerby [p 238]
Bracken County Kentucky. Taken up by John Thomson living at Woodwards Crossroads, one dark red bull, with white along his belly and back, supposed to be two yearsold next spring, marked with a Swallow fork in the left ear, and a hole in the right, andsupposed to be split out - appraised to two dollars and fifty cents by Henry Fronk beforeme the subscriber a Justice of the peace for said County on 10th day of February 1829.J. T. McKibben [p 239]
Bracken County Kentucky. Taken up by George S. Houston on 26th April one oak Skiffwith poplar whaling two Sets of row locks with wooden pins, three Sear boards,appraised to three dollars by Vachel Weldon Jr. before me the subscriber a Justice of thepeace for said County on 29th April 1829. J. T. McKibben J. P. B. C. [p 239]
Bracken County Kentucky. Taken up by Thomas Ingles living one mile and a halfabove Augusta on the bank of the Ohio River, on the 10th Instant one Sorrel horsesupposed to be 5 or 6 years old, fifteen hands high, a star in his forehead, hip shot in theright hip, a white spot on his back supposed to have been caused by the Saddle; no othermarks or brands perceivable, appraised to forty dollars by Barney Royston & ThomasNewman, before me the subscriber a Justice of the peace for Said County on the 11th
June 1829. J. T. McKibben J. P. B. C. [p 239-240]
Taken up by Richard Gragston living in Bracken County Kentucky a bright Sorrel marethree years old last Spring 14 hands 3 Inches high, a small roar Spot in the forehead, noother marks or brands perceivable, appraised at $37.50 cents by John Bassett andRudolph Black Jun. before me a Justice of the peace for said County this 3rd day ofAugust 1829. John Thomson [p 240]
Kentucky Bracken County Sct. Taken up by William Watson about three miles fromStaubes mill, One dark brown heifer Supposed to be two years old, Crop and Slit in theright ear, Swallow fork in the left, no other marks or brands perceivable appraised to fourdollars by Thomas Cummins – 11th Nov. 1829. J. M. Blackerby [p 240]
Bracken County Ky. Taken up by Jno. Pearle about five miles below Augusta on theOhio River a red steer, with some white on his face, and near his shoulder and flanks, acrop off the right ear, and a half crop off the left branded with the letter O on the lefthorn supposed to be about four years old - Appraised to $9. by William Pepper beforeme the subscriber a Justice of the Peace in and for said County on the 16th of Nov. 1829.J. T. McKibben J. P. [p 240-241]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Isaac Collins living about four miles above Augustaon the Ohio river in Said County, One muly Cow, Spotted with black and white, a cropoff the right ear, and an underbit in the left, the age unknown, no other marks or brandsperceivable, appraised to $8. by Henry Brock and Thomas Costigan before me thesubscriber a Justice of the peace in and for said County on the 25th day of November1829 J. T. McKibben J. P. [p 241]
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State of Kentucky Bracken County Sct. The undersigned being called on to appraise aboat taken up by George Houston, living on the Ohio River four miles below Augusta,do give the following description of it viz: It is a flat bottomed boat 62 feet in length, 16feet wide, with an oak bottom, a poplar steering oar, all pine cross timbers except twothat are oak, one Side oar hung on the left Side and we think she is worth thirty fivedollars (Signed) Wm Chalfant, Joal Worthington, Jno B. Cropper Appraised beforeme the subscriber a Justice of the peace in and for Said County of Bracken on the 23rd
December 1829. J. T. McKibben J. P. [p 241]
Taken up by Thomas Wesley on Snag Creek in Bracken County Kentucky one red bayhorse about fifteen and a half hands high, about Seven years old, hip Shot on the left side,and blind in both eyes, appraised to five dollars by Andrew Gibson and John Baldwinbefore me a Justice of the peace for Bracken County this 28th day of November 1829.Thos. Blassingame J. P. [p 242]
Kentucky Bracken County Sct. Taken up by James McClanahan Sen. about Six milesfrom Kenneys mill one red Cow with a white face, Some white about her belly, twoSmall whit Spots about the near shoulder, a considerable Knot on the right side - Alsoone pale brindle heifer both marked with a crop off the right, and crop and Slit in the leftear both appraised to nine dollars by Thos. Owens 24th Nov. 1829. J. M. Blackerby[p 242]
Kentucky Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Thomas Vaughn on the Western fork ofLocust creek one red brindle bull yearling, crop and half crop off the lower side of theright, and crop and underbit off the left ear no other marks perceivable appraised to $2.50cts by Thomas Jordon 28th Dec. 1829. J. M. Blackerby [p 242]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by W. W. Brown on the state road between Augusta andNorth fork one red and white Bull two years old last spring marked with a crop and underbit in the right Ear Posted and appraised to $2.50 before me this 14th day of January 1830Nimrod Routt J. P. B. C. [p 243]
Taken up as stray by Samuel P. Hamilton of Bracken County living within 5 miles ofAugusta near the state road a Bay mare with a Star in her forehead some White hairsabout the root of her tail three White feet supposed to be about 10 or 11 years Old about14 hands high shod all round valued at $21 by Saml. Ingram & John Hamilton andsworn to before me this 9th day of Feby 1830 John Thompson J. P. B. C. [p 243]
Bracken County state of Kenty. Taken up by John Schoolfield on his farm two milesabove Augusta on the Ohio River one bay mare fourteen hands and a half high a smallStar in her forehead, and bad eyes Supposed to be five years old last Spring, no otherma[r]ks or brands perceivable appraised to fifteen Dollars by John M. Mayhugh andDavid M. Shotwell before me the subscriber a Justice of the peace in and for sd. Countyon the 7th day of June 1830 J. T. McKibben J. P. A. Copy [p 244]
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Bracken County Kentucky. Taken up by Isaac Reese Jr on the 20th Int. living two and ahalf miles from Augusta on the Waters of Turtle Creek, a sorrel horse rising six years oldfull fifteen hands high the right eye out four White feet, lame in the right fore foot, and ashoe on the left, a blaze in the face and a small saddle mark on the Weathers appraised toforty eight Dollars by George Keen and Squire Hardy before me the subscriber aJustice of the peace in and for said County this 25th day of May 1830A Copy attest J. T. McKibben J. P. [p 244-245]
Bracken County Kentucky. Taken up by James Donavan living in the Town of Augustaone sorrel horse about fourteen hands high with a ball face, the left hind foot white andsome white on the right, several white saddle and collar marks, his main platted, shod onthe fore feet Supposed to be eighteen years old, appraised to twenty Dollars by John E.McCormick and John M. Mayhugh before me the subscriber a Justice of the peace forsaid County on the 3rd day of November 1830A Copy J. T. McKibben J. P. [p 245]
Taken up by Franklin Best in Bracken County Six miles from Augusta on the headwaters of little Bracken Creek about the last? of Nov 1830 one black and white Heifersupposed to be three years old Crop and two slits in the right ear and a swallow fork inthe left ear no other brands or marks percievable appraised to Seven Dollars and fiftycents by James C. Best before me given under my hand this 6th day December 1830David Brooks J. P. B. C. [p 245]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John Stephenson living in Bracken County on flatrim Creek about 4 miles from D. Hartsocks Mill and about 3 miles from Capt. John F.Powers one Red brindle Stear White on his back and belley about 18 months old Cropand Slit in the right Ear hole and underbit in the left Ear appraised to $2.50 cts before methe 6th day of December 1830 John Askin [p 246]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Phillip R Rice on the State road near Powers Tavernone Red Stear some White on her tail Swallow fork in the right ear Crop and under bit inthe left ear supposed to be three old last Spring appraised to Seven Dollars by WilliamRied 3rd December 1830 G. M. Blackerby [p 246]
Decr 1 1830 Bracken County Ky Sct. Taken up by Daniel Figgins on the dry ridge about 3 milesfrom Powers Tavern one Deep red heifer rather on the Brownish order White about thehead Shoulders Belly and tail no ear marks perceivable appraised to Six Dollars byMatthew Walton and William O Blackerby two years old last SpringG M Blackerby [p 246-247]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by William Palmer in Bracken County Six miles fromAugusta on the head Waters of little Bracken Creek about the last of November 1830 oneRed brindle Steer with a White Spot on the back and White tail supposed to be one Yearold last Spring - Swallow fork in the left ear and an under bit in the right ear -- no otherbrands or marks perceivable appraised to four Dollars by Franklin Best before me,Given under my hand this 13th day of December 1830 David Brooks J. P. B. C.[p 247]
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Jan 18 1831 Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Smith Elliott near the Willow Creek Meeting HouseOne White Sow, and four Shoats supposed to be over six Months old, the sow has someBlack spots on the Rump the right Ear off close to her head, a hole in the left Ear whichis also disfigured by Dogs no Tail - The shoats unmarked All appraised to four Dol. fiftyCts. by F. Fishback, G. Barkley & J. M. Blackerby. [p 248]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by William Watson living on the road leading fromNathaniel Kirks to Jacob Straubes steem mill Eight hogs one sow supposed to be threeyears old without Ears, chiefly white with some black spots on her hips - seven shoats,supposed to be about five or six months old, marked with an upper bit and an under bitwith a Crop off the right Ear, and a hole in the left Ear, four of which are white, andthre[e] black and white spotted valued to fifty cents Each by William Galloway beforeme the undersigned justice of the peace in and for sd. County, Given under my hand this13th Jan. 1831. W. O. Blackerby [p 248]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Thomas Morgan living in Bracken County on theNorth fork of Licking one mile above Hardsock Mill, Thee Sheep one marked a crop &slit in the right Ear under bit & hole in the left, one crop & slit in the left & slit in theright & one crop & slit in the left Ear underbit in the right appraised to 37 ½ cents a piecebefore me the 14th day January 1831 John Askin [p 249]
Taken up by Thomas Jett living in Bracken County on the North fork of Licking oneMile from William Coles about six miles from Germantown one white & Black Heifermarked crop & underbit in the left Ear crop underbit & hole in the right Ear one year oldlast spring appraised to two Dollars & 50 cents before me the 2nd day of January 1831John Askin [p 249]
Taken up by Thomas Ingles of Bracken County a gay mare both hind feet white a star inher forehead no other marks perceivable fourteen & a half hands high supposed to beEight years old appraised to fifty Dollars by James T Bond & George Stroube Givenunder my hand this 30th day of Apl 1831. A Powell J. P. [p 249]
Taken up by James N Murray in Bracken County Ky on Locust Creek a dark BrindleSteer White about his head & under his belly about four years old next spring a crop offof his right Ear appraised to Seven dollars by John Cummins before me the 29th day ofNov. 1831 John Pearl J. P. B. C. [p 249]
Taken up as a Stray by William Palmer of Bracken County living about five miles Northof Augusta a black heifer with a white face between one and two years old crop andunder bit in the left ear appraised to three dollars. Given under my hand as a Justice ofthe Peace for said County this 21st day of December 1831 David Brooks J. P.[p 250]
Bracken County. Taken up by Mrs. Atwell living on the road leading from KinneysMill to Willow Meeting house one Red unmarked two year old heifer with some whiteon the belly and end of the tail Posted appraised to 4 Dollars before me this 28th day ofDecember 1832 Nimrod Routt [p 250]
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Taken up by Wm Staggs on the road leading from Kinneys Mill to the State road oneStray heifer two years old some white on the back and belly and a small white spot in theface posted and appraised to $4. before me 1st day of Novr. 1831.Nimrod Routt [p 250]
Taken up by Daniel Coleman on the State road where it crosses the North fork one 2year old red Bull some white on the Back appraised to $4. Also one red yearling heiferwith a white spot in the face and on each thigh postd and appraised to $3.00 before methis 5th day of Decr. 1831 Both unmarked Nimrod Routt [p 251]
Taken up by John Culp one black cow white on the back and belly four years old notmarked crumply horns posted and appraised to $8.00 before me this 6th day of Decr.1831. Nimrod Routt [p 251]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by James McClanahan Jr in the Second ______ livingon the waters of Locust creek near the head of Elrod fork of said creek one light sorrelmare colt supposed to be two years old last Spring a star in the forehead and a long tailbetween thirteen and fourteen hands high no other marks or brands perceiveable valuedto twenty five dollars by Edmond Hanby and William McClanahan Jr before me thesubscriber a Justice of the peace in and for said County Given under my hand this 5th dayof January 1832 W O Blackerby [p 251-252]
July 7 1831 Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Jesse B Holton on the road from Germantown toNewport one mile from John F Powers Tavern one sorrel Horse four years old lastSpring about 14 ½ hands high Star in his forehead Some collar marks some White on theright hind foot appraised to thirty five dollars by John P Morris & Jesse McClanahanJ M Blackerby [p 252]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by T. C. Pinckard of Germantown on 7th day of August1831 a bay Horse about 14 ½ hands high supposed to be 12 years old Small Star in hisforhead shod all round ___golded on his hocks & paster joints Saddle marked no brandsperceiveable pases well appraised to $40. by Samuel Smarr & Wm R. Thompsonbefore the subscriber a Justice of the peace of said County Given under my hand this 13th
day of August 1831 - John Burkitt JP BC [p 252]
Decr 10 1831 Bracken County Ky Sct. Taken up by Samuel Rice on the state road half a mile fromPowersville Five head of sheep two old ones and three lambs the old ones marked withtwo Smoothe crops and one half an under bit in the right Ear the lambs with two cropsand a nick in the right Ear the whole appraised to three dollars by Isaac ElliottJ M Blackerby [p 253]
Bracken County Ky Sct. Taken up by Michael Rice on the State road 1 1.2 Miles fromPowersville four head of Sheep two Withers and two Ewes three with crops & Slit in theleft ear and over bit in the Right one with a Swallow fork in Each Ear and an under bit inthe right appraised to 62 ½ cts each $2.50 the whole by James Hamilton 17th Decr.1831. J. M. Blackerby [p 253]
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Taken up by William Figgins Senr on the 21st day of July 1832 in the County ofBracken four Miles from Augusta one Sorrel horse Three years old last Spring fourteenand an half hands high both hind feet white some white on the fore head a scar on theinside of the right Knee no other Brands or marks perceiveable appraised to $25.00 byJohn Hamilton Senr and Benjamin Carter before me this 30th day of July 1832.David Brooks PBC [p 253-254]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John B Blythe on the 9th day of Nov 1832 living onthe road leading from Augusta to Falmouth (ten or eleven miles from the first mentionedplace) a dirty white coloured Sow the ears so mangled and torn that no mark can bedistinguished Supposed to be over eighteen months old and is supposed to weigh onehundred and fifty pounds gros, appraised to three dollars by William Blythe before methe subscriber an acting Justice of the peace in and for said County. Given under myhand this 9th day of Nov. 1832 W O Blackerby [p 254]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Edmond Thornton on the 2d inst. living on the roadleading from Germantown to Falmouth (called the Miami trace) about a Mile from Mrs.Reeders one Red Bul[l] with white on the back from the Shoulders down to the end ofthe tail somewhat speckled with red spots on the thighs and a white belly marked with acrop and two Slits in the right Ear a hole Slit or tare and under bit in the left Ear The Earshaving the appearance of having been frosted at the ends two years old past appraised tofive dollars by William Blythe and John B Blythe before me an acting Justice of thepeace in and for said County. Given under my hand this 3d day of December 1832W O Blackerby [p 254-255]
Taken up by Thomas Jett living on the north fork of Licking Bracken County a Sorrelhorse with a flaxen mane and some white hairs on the root of the tale also a Short blazein his face also a Snip on the right side of his nose also each hind foot are white nearfifteen hands high supposed to be rising five years old appraised to twenty seven dollarsby William Cole and John Cole before me. Given under my hand this 1st day ofDecember 1832 Wm B Lurty J. P. [p 255]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Thomas Vaughn about the 20th Inst living on a forkof Locust creek about three miles from Maj Thomson and about two miles from Mrs.Reeder one red and white spotted Bull supposed to be one year old last Spring no earmark or brands perceivable appraised to four dollars by Samuel S Dunbuck before methe Subscriber an acting Justice of the peace in and for said County. Given under myhand this 28th Decr. 1832 W O Blackerby [p 255]
Jany 1833 Description of Strays
Bracken County. Taken up by William Boots of said County living about one Milefrom Augusta on little Turtle Creek one Stray heifer supposed to be three years oldnext Spring a dark red colour, a Slit in the lower part of the left ear and crumply hornsno other marks or brands recollected, appraised to five dollars by Edward Casebefore me the subscriber a Justice of the peace in and for said County. Given undermy hand this 12th day of January 1833. J T McKibbon J. P. [p 256]
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Bracken County Sct. Taken up by William King on the 15th Decbr 1832 living on theBull Skin road about two Miles from John F Power one red Bull with a white faceand some white under the belly Supposed to be one year old last Spring no ear marksor brands perceivable appraised to four dollars & fifty Cents by Burgess Elliott beforeme an acting Justice of the peace in and for said County Given under my hand this19th day of Jany 1833 W. O. Blackerby [p 256]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by P. R. Rice Junr. on the 1st Jany inst living on theState road near John F. Power one red & white Steer with a white face marked with aSlit in the right ear and a hole in the left no brands perceivable Supposed to be oneyear old last Spring appraised to three dollars & Seventy five cents by E _? Earleybefore me an acting Justice of the peace in and for said County Given under my handthis 18th day of Jany 1833 W. O. Blackerby [p 256]
Feby 1833 Description of Strays
Feby 6 1833 Bracken County Ky Sct. Taken up by Daniel Figgins ½ Mile from the WillowCreek Meeting house one Brindle Heifer supposed to be two years old last springwith a Crop of the right ear and half Crop of the left ear Some white under the Bellyappraised to five Dollars By Henry Henderson & George BlackerbyJ. M. Blackerby [p 257]
Bracken County Ky. Taken up by Amos Shrophe of Said County living on the riverbottom about three and a half miles above Augusta one Grey mare, with a notch outof the under Side of the right ear, a Scar on the right thigh about fifteen hands highSupposed to be about Seven years old; no other marks or brands perceiveable;appraised to twelve dollars by Jacob Sallee and Ezekiel Minor before me a Justice ofthe peace in and for Said County on 12th day of March 1833 J. T. McKibben J. P. B.C. [p 257]
Taken up as a Stray by John F Power of Powersville Bracken County a Sorrel marewith a Blaze face both hind feet white one above the pasture Joint the other up to theKnee Shod all round about Sixteen hands high Supposed to be about 7 or 8 years oldthis Spring appraised to $50 Given under my hand as Justice of the Peace for saidCounty this 8th day of April 1833 John Thomson J. P. B. C. [p 257]
Taken up as a Stray by John Figgins of Bracken County living near Augusta an IronGrey mare fifteen hands high three years old both hind feet white the eyes have a badappearance no brands or other marks perceaveable appraised to fifteen Dollars andfifty Cents Given under my hand as Justice of the peace for Said County this 8th dayof May 1833. David Brooks J. P. [p 257]
Nov 5 1832 Taken up by Joseph Taylor living on the Ohio river near the Mouth of Snagg Creekin Bracken County one Stray light Bay Filly Supposed to be three years old lastSpring with a Star and Snip, both hind feet white with some Small black Spots abovethe Hoof about fourteen & a half hands high no brands perceiveable appraised tothirty five dollars by Joseph Houston and Isaac B. Schoolfield, before me one of theJustices of the peace Bracken County Wm Pepper [p 258]
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Taken up by Alfred Nicholds of Bracken County living about a mile & an half aboveAugusta a Black Mare about fifteen hands High some white Spots in her forehead noother marks or brands perceiveable Supposed to be about twelve years old, appraisedto Twenty five dollars by Robt Chalfant & William Hook before the under signed aJustice of the Peace in & for Said County Given under my hand this 20th day of April1833 a copy Attest J T McKibben J P [p 258]
Taken up by James Thomas living in Bracken County about one mile from Augustaon the road leading to Minerva Two horse Creatures one a horse Colt supposed to bethree years old last spring a light sorrel main and Tail Tolerable light color both hindFeet white a Star in his forehead a Small scar on his left hip about fifteen hands highappraised to thirty dollars by Alanson Blackburn & Benj. Blackburn
Also one Mare colt supposed to be about 18 months old a bright sorrel a Star in herforehead no other marks or brands noticed appraised to twenty dollars by theappraisers above named before me the Subscriber a Justice of the peace in and forsaid County of Bracken on the 7th day of June 1833 A Copy attest J T McKibben JP[p 258-259]
Taken up by Preston Cummins living about seven miles from Augusta on the Watersof Locust Creek in the County of Bracken One red Muly Cow with some small whitemarks on her belly no Ear marks & no other marks recollected. Appraised to Eightdollars by David Teel before me the Subscriber a Justice of the peace in said CountyGiven under my hand this 18th December 1833 J. T. McKibben JP[p 259]
Taken up as a stray by Charles Anderson of Bracken County living on the StateRoad six Miles from Augusta a roan Mare thirteen and a half hands high, ten yearsold blind of the left eye; right hind foot and a part of the right fore foot white, and aStar in the forehead, no brands or other marks perceivable, appraised to $12. Givenunder my hand as a Justice of the peace for sd County this 5th day of Oct 1833 DavidBrooks JP [p 259]
Taken up as a stray by John F Greening living near Kinneys Mill on the North forkBracken County Kentucky seven head of Hogs one black and white spotted Sow withsix Shoats about the same color the Sow marked with a crop off the left ear and underbit in the same the Shoats ma[r]ked with under bit in the right Ear appraised to fourdollars before me. Given under my hand as a Justice of the peace for said [blank] this21st Oct 1833 Daniel Coleman J. [P.]B. C. [p 260]
Taken up as Strays by George D Routt living near Willsons Mill on the North forkof Licking, Bracken county Kentucky, two Hogs, on yellow and black spotted, theother black and white spotted, both marked with an under bit out of the right Ear,Eight months old, appraised to one dollar before me. Given under my hand as aJustice of the peace of Bracken County. Daniel Coleman J.P.B.C. [p 260]
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Taken up by Benjamin Grover On the 18th Inst living on the road leading fromAugusta to Falmouth about 13 miles from the first named place and nine from the lastmentioned One red Stear with white face and back marked with a Swallow fork andunder bit in the left ear and a hole in the right ear supposed to be one year old lastspring appraised to three dollars by Smith Jeffers before me the undersigned anacting Justice of the peace in an[d] for sd County. Given under my hand this 22d dayof Nov 1833 W. O. Blackerby [p 260]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John McDaniel on the 31st October 1833 living onone of the middle forks of Locust Creek north of the main trace one light red roanMare (or probab[l]y would be called a light gray) no marks or brands perceivableabout fourteen hands two or three inches high supposed to be two years old last springappraised to forty dollars by James McClanahan and Laban Records before me theundersigned an acting Justice of the peace in and for said County - Given under myhand this 2d day of November 1833 W. O. Blackerby [p 261]
Taken up as Strays by John D Gregg living in Bracken County nine or ten MilesSouth of Augusta Seven head of Sheep - five of which are white and two Black - Sixof them marked with an under bit in each ear and one with a crop off of each ear noother marks percivd - appraised to two dollars and 75 cents before me - Given undermy hand this 14th day of December 1833 David Brooks J. P. B. C. [p 261]
Taken up as a Stray by James Leek of Bracken County living near William P.Thomas’ Mill on Bracken Creek a red Bull with a notch under the right ear and aboutone year and nine months old appraised to $4.50. Given under my hand as a Justiceof the peace for said County this 14th day of December 1833 Solomon Taylor J. P.[p 262]
Taken up as a stray by James Bradford living in Bracken County near the State roadSix or Seven miles from Augusta one dark red Cow with some white spots Star in theforehead six or seven years old no brands or marks perceivable appraised to sevendollars before me. Given under my hand this 7th day of December 1833David Brooks J. P. B. C. [p 262]
Taken up as a Stray by Henson Mockbee of Bracken County living on the State roada Sorrel Horse Colt one year old last Spring twelve hands high with a Star in theforehead appraised to fifteen dollars before me. Given under my hand as a justice ofthe peace for sd County this 14th day of December 183 Daniel Coleman J. P. B. C.[p 262]
Taken up by Henson Mockbee of Bracken County living on the State Road four headof Hogs three white and black Spottd one red and black Spotted not marked, eightmonths old appraised to two dollars before me. Given under my hand as a justice ofthe peace for sd County this 14th day of Decr 1833 Danl Coleman J. P. B. C.[p 262]
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Bracken County to wit. Taken up by James Metcalf living four Miles below Augustaon the Ohio River in sd County, one red and white Cow as a stray, no Ear marks, norany other that are perceptible, Supposed to be right or nine years old, appraised tonine dollars by George S. Houston & William McCain before me the Subscriber aJustice of the peace for sd County on the 11th Nov 1833J. T. McKibben JP [p 263]
Bracken County to wit. Taken up by John King living in Said County about fourmiles and a half from Augusta on the road leading to Dover, one Bull as a straySupposed to be four years old next Spring red Color, a part of his belly and tail white,marked with two Slits in the left ear, no other marks or brands perceptible, appraisedto eight dollars by Leland Pattie and Raulin Anderson before me the Subscriber aJustice of the peace on the 27th day of Nov 1833 J. T. McKibben JP [p 263]
Bracken County to wit. Taken up by George S Houston living four miles belowAugusta on the Ohio River, one hog about nine months old, a spotted white and blackBarrow, appraised to one dollar by John Adams before me the Subscriber a Justice ofthe peace in said County on the Second day of Dec 1833 J. T. McKibben J. P. [p 264]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Margaret Field two miles west of Germantownone red Steer head Sides back and belly with crop and underbit in the left ear a hole inthe right Supposed to be one year old last grass appraised to three dollars and fiftycents also one light brindle Steer with Some Small white spots crop in the right earand underbit in the left Supposed upwards of one year old appraised to four dollarsand fifty cents by William Dougherty before the Subscriber a Justice of the peace forsaid county this 6th day of January 1834 John Burkett JP [p 264]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Saml Harman near Germantown one red Steerwith a white face marked in the left ear with a hole a Slit from the whole to the pointof the ear and a Swallow fork and a Slope in the rear or outside of the right earsupposed to be about two years old last fall appraised to three dollars and fifty centsbefore the subscriber a Justice of the peace of said County by William Elliott &Isaiah Youngman this 21st day of Dec 1833 John Burkett JP [p 264]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Stanfield C Pinckard of Germantown on the 27th
day of last month a Sorrel Horse supposed to be Six years old last Spring about fifteenhands high a small Blaze in his forehead hind foot white a little above the pasturejoint & is affected with something like the foot evil no other brands or marksperceivable appraised to thirty five dollars by John B Morford and Simeon Waltonbefore the subscriber a Justice of the peace for said County this 1st day of January1834 John Burkett JP [p 265]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by George Humlong near Germantown one brownSteer with a white back and belly & motly face and Short tail rising two years oldCrop and Slit in the left ear and a Swallow fork in the right. Appraised to two dollarsand Seventy five cents before me the Subscriber a Justice of the peace for said Countyby Samuel Harman this 8th day of Jany 1834 John Burkett JP [p 265]
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Taken up as Strays by Henson Mockbee living in Bracken County on the State Roadthree miles from Willow Mill 4 head of hog three white and black spotted, one redand black spotted, not marked eight months old apppraised to two dollars before me.Given under my hand as a Justice of the peace for Br Cty This 3rd Feby 1834Daniel Coleman JP BC [p 265]
Taken up as a Stray by Samuel Rice of Bracken County living Powersville one Mareof red coler black mane tail and legs Star in the forehead a little white on the righthind foot the left eye out ten years old 14 hands high appraised to $15. before me.Given under my hand as a justice of the peace for Bracken County this 3d Feby 1834Danl Coleman JP BC [p 266]
Taken up as a Stray by Levi Moore of Bracken County living of the North fork nearWillsons Mill one red heifer with a Star in the forehead marked with a Swallow forkin each ear and an underbit in the left ear one year old appraised to $4. before meGiven under my hand as a justice of the peace for Bracken County this 3d Feby 1834Danl Coleman JP BC [p 266]
Taken up by James Melvin living on Bracken Creek in Bracken County on the Roadfrom Augusta to Minerva about one mile from the former place two Mare Colts, one adark iron grey and the other a light iron grey, the large rone having no marksperceivable, and the smaller being the light iron grey has four white feet bald face andsupposed to be two years old and appraised at $12. the larger one supposed to be threeyears old and appraised at $15. by Benjamin Blackburn and Patterson Monohonbefore me the subscriber a Justice of the peace for said County of Bracken Givenunder my hand this 23rd day of April 1834 Samuel Keen? J. P. [p 266-267]
Taken up by Elizabeth Miranda living in Bracken County about one Mile aboveAugusta on the River bottom one Sorrel Mare as a Stray, Supposed to be about twelveyears old, about fourteen and a half hands high, the right fore foot white half way upthe left, a snip and Star in her forehead with white hairs about the foretop, Shod allround, the hind Shoes new,, appraised to twenty five dollars by John Schoolfield andJohn Blades before me the Subscriber a Justice of the peace in and for County on 21st
day of April 1834 J. T. McKibben J. P. [p 267]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Raulin Anderson in the County afd a bay Horsewith dark Main and Tail Shod all round about 15 hands one inch high, Six of Sevenyears old, no brands perceivable which horse was appraised to $55 by FredrickFishback and Thos Wisby before me a Justice of the peace for said County Givenunder my hand 7th May 1834 William Pepper J. P. B. C. [p 268]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Frances Owens living about two miles belowAugusta on the River bottom one Sorrel Mare as a Stray, about 14 hands and 3 incheshigh, the left fore foot and both hind feet white, a blaze in her forehead a white Maneand white Spots in her flanks, supposed to be three years old, appraised to thirtydollars by Zadok Watkins and John Hardy before me the Subscriber a Justice of thepeace in Said County on 17th day of May 1834 J. T. McKibben J. P. [p 268]
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Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Ignatius Brady living in Augusta in Said County,one Mare as a Stray Milk & Cider Colour, black Main and Tail mixed with white haira blaze in her face, her legs black, about 14 hands 3 inches high, no other marksperceivable, appraised to $40, by Jeremiah Teagarden and Josias Owens, before methe Subscriber a Justice of the peace in and for said County on the 20th day of May1834 J. T. McKibben J. P. [p 268-269]
Bracken County. Taken up by Frances Owens living about two miles below Augustaon the River bottom in said County one gray Mare as a stray with a black main andTail a little white on the right hind foot 14 hands 3 Inches high, supposed to be 3years old appraised to 40$ by Zadok Watkins and John Hardy before me theSubscriber a Justice of the peace in and for said County on 25th day of August 1834J. T. McKibben J. P. [p 269]
Bracken County. Taken up by Abb. T. Deen living at Powersville Bracken countyKentucky One white hog marked with a Crop off each ear two years old and appraisedto One Dollar & fifty Cents before me the 14 of October 1834 Danl Coleman [J.] P.B. C. [p 269]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Ahab Black living in Bracken County on TurtleCreek four miles South of Augusta One Red and White Bull underbit in each ear andSmall piece off the left ear - between two and three years old appraised to FiveDollars and fifty Cents before me. Given under my hand this 30th Day of December1834 David Brooks JPBC [p 270]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by William Weaver living in Bracken County 4 milesSouth of Augusta on the Falmouth road one red Muly Steer with a white face markedwith a Swallow fork in the right ear Crop and under bit in the left Supposed to bethree years old appraised to $7.50 before me this 19th day of December 1834David Brooks J.P. B.C. [p 270]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Mrs Emelie Reider about the 1 December 1834living on the road leading from Powersville to New Port about four Miles from theplace first above mentioned - One red steer white face and white under the belly andthe end of the tail white Marks with a Crop and underbit in left ear and a Swallowfork in the right ear Supposed to be two years old past appraised to five Dollars andfifty Cents by John B Blythe Matthew Walton before me an acting Justice of thePeace in and for Said County Given under my hand this 23rd day of December 1834W O Blackerby [p 270-271]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Joshua Titus near Beane’s? Mill on the ceaderFork of Locust Creek in Bracken County One Stray White and Red speckled muleySteer judged to be about three years old nest Spring or Summer appraised to FourDollars & Fifty Cents by James H Murry before me a justice of the peace for saidCounty this 5 day of February 1835 Signed Wm Pepper J.P. [p 271]
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Bracken County Sct. Taken up by David Fee living about three Miles from MetcalfsMill and about one mile from Straubes Mill One heifer as a stray with black sidesand white & black belly about three years old next Spring no ear mark or any othermark or brand perceptible appraised to four dollars ___ me a justice of the peace inand for Said County the 15 day of December 1834A Copy Attest J. T. McKibben [p 271]
Decr 15 1834 Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Preston Cummins living about two miles fromStraubes Mill in said County one Steer as a Stray supposed to be about three yearsold next Spring a dark brown with white under his belly a half crop off the left ear anda Swallow fork in the right no other Mark recollected, appraised to four dollars beforeme the subscriber a justice of the peaceA Copy Test J T McKibben [p 271]
Taken up By Stanfield C Pinckard living in German Town Bracken County a brightbay Filly Supposed to be two year Old this spring Small of her age both hind feetwhite & a small Star in her forehead appraised to $20.00 by Caleb Tarton & VincentHamilton Given under my hand as justice of the peace for Bracken County this 27day of April 1835 John Thompson J P [p 272]
Taken up by Daniel Feagan living on the road from Powersville to Newport abouthalf mile from Willow Meeting house four stray sheep one of them marked with aswallow fork in each ear one with two swallow forks and an under bit in the left earthe other two marked with a crop and an under bit in the right ear & two under bits inthe left ear appraised to four Dollars by George Berkly & Henry Henderson Givenunder my hand this 26th day of December 1835 John Pearl J.P.B.C. [p 272]
Taken up by James Fee living in the County of Bracken on the road leading fromAugusta to Germantown about 5 miles from Augusta on[e] hog (a sow) about oneyear old; white, with a black spot on the rump a sandy colour, and a slope off theunder side of the right ear, and appraised by William Kelsey and N. Taliaferro tothree dollars. Given under my hand this 8th day of January 1836.Solomon Taylor J.P. [p 272]
Taken up by James Fee living in the County of Bracken about 5 miles from Augustaon the road leading from Augusta to Germantown two Shiep, one with a crop off theright ear, and the other with a crop off the right Ear and a slit in the left, and appraisedat $1.25 each by William Kelsey and N. Taliaferro. Given under my hand this 8th
day of January 1836. Solomon Taylor J.P. [p 273]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by James Norris living about two miles fromAugusta on the road leading to Minerva. One cow as a Stray supposed to be aboutthree years old, her colour a yellow red with a white back and face, also a small bellon her, marked with a swallow fork in each ear, appraised to seven dollars by JohnThomas before me the subscriber a Justice of the Peace in and for said County on the10th day of December 1835. J. T. McKibben J.P. [p 273]
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Jan 30 1836 Taken up as Strays by Martin Fishback living in the County of Bracken six milesfrom Augusta ten head of Sheep, Five of which are marked with an under bit in eachear - Four with a crop and slit in the left ear and two slits in the right and one hornedram unmarked - appraised to seventy five cents each before me the 30th day of January1836 David Brooks J.P.B.C. [p 274]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by James Norris living about two miles fromAugusta on the road leading to Minerva fifteen sheep as Strays of the followingdescription to wit, 4 sheep marked with a crop & slit in the right ear and hole in theleft two with a crop and slit in the right ear and a hole and hole and slit in the left andone of them with a bell on, one with a crop and slit in the right ear & a crop off theleft one with a crop slit and underbit in the left ear, One with a swallow fork andunderbit in the right ear, one with a swallow fork and underbit in the right ear and anunderbit in the left one with a swallow fork in the right ear and half crop off the leftone Ram with a crop off the left ear, one with a crop and slit in the right ear andswallow fork and underbit in the left. One with a crop and underbit in the right earand a slit in the left. One black sheep with a hole in the left ear. Appraised to seventyfive cents each by David Howk before me the subscriber a Justice of the Peace in andfor said County on the 2nd day of February 1836. J. T. McKibben J.P. [p 274-275]
Bracken county Sct. Taken up, by Solomon Taylor living about one and a half milesfrom Weimers Mill three hogs as Strays of the following description viz. One redsow spotted with white marked with a crop off the left ear. One white sow with acrop off the right ear and One white sow with a notch in the upper side of the rightear, all about one year old and appraised to two dollars each by John B. Vermillionbefore me the subscriber a Justice of the Peace on the 20th day of February 1836.J. T. McKibben J.P. [p 275]
Taken up about the 18th by John Basset living in the lower park of Bracken Cty onthe road leading to Newport a chesnut sorrel mare supposed to be 6 or seven years oldlast spring with a Star or blaize in the forehead, left hind foot white a small white spoton the right of the rump and a small white spot on the left side of the neck near wherethe head and neck joins Shod all round, appraised to fifty five dollars before me ajustice of the peace for said County. Given under my hand this 24th day of June 1836.J Schoolfield [p 276-276]
State of Kentucky Bracken County Sct. Taken up by George S Houston 4 milesbelow Augusta adrift on the Ohio river the 11th day of August last a flat boat 75 feetlong 17 feet wide about 5 feet 8 inches high sided with poplar boards bottomed withpoplar plank Sicamore studding 6 streams 11 cross timbers poplar and pine roofing &poplar in flooring appraised to $150. Also one pine skift & chain taken up same dayby said Houston, appraised to two dollars by John McCracken, William McCaneand Philip Dougherty appraised of said flat boat also. Whose certificate therof wasduly entered of record in my office the 15th day of Sept. 1836 Given under my handthis 18th Sept. 1836 J Schoolfield J. P. [p 276]
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Bracken County Sct. Taken up as a stray by James M. Rankins in said County at themouth of Little Snagg Creek on the Ohio River one light gray mare about fifteenhands high dark mane & tail no marks or brands perceivable about five years oldappraised to fifty dollars by John D. Adams and James B. Tartain Given under myhand as a Justice of the peace for said County this 28th day of September 1836.Wm. Pepper J.P. [p 276-277]
Taken up by Elizabeth Meranda, living on the Ohio River about one mile aboveAugusta in Bracken County on the 24th Inst. a bay horse, about fifteen hands fouryears old past, black mane & tail black feet shod all round, a few white hairs in theforehead also on the near side of the neck, a natural trotter appraised to sixty dollarsby William McMillin and Thomas Brown before me a justice of the peace for saidCounty. Given under my hand this 31st day of Octo. 1836. J. Schoolfield J.P.[p 277]
Taken up by Michael West living in Bracken County Six miles South of Augusta ablack heifer with a white belly supposed to be two years old last spring marked with acrop and Slit in the right ear and a swallow fork or half crop in the left - no brands orother marks perceivable appraised to eleven dollars before me the 4th day ofDecember 1836. David Brooks J.P.B.C. [p 277]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by James Nicholas living about one mile aboveAugusta, two as Strays; One is a gray mare Colt two years old last Spring; the other ablack horse Colt one year old last Spring no other marks or brands on either, the grayColt appraised to twenty dollars and the black Colt appraised to ten dollars, by AlfredNicholas and Daniel Dowman before the Subscriber a Justice of the peace in and forSaid County on the 13th day of Oct 1836 A Copy attestJ. S. McKibbens J.P.B.C. [p 278]
Taken up as a Stray by John Askin Esqr of Bracken County living near BodkinsMills three white Sheep one large one marked with a Crop off the left ear and halfcrop off the right ear the other two marked with a Crop and under the bit in the left earappraised to two Dollars 12 ½ Cents before me. Given under my hand as a justice ofthe peace for Said County this 21st day of Nov. 1836.Daniel Coleman J.P.B.C. [p 278]
Taken up as a Stray by Samuel Rice living near Powersville Bracken County Ky onebarrow hog of a red colour marked with a Swallow fork in the right ear and half Cropoff the left ear, appraised to two dollars before me. Given under my hand as a Justiceof the peace for Said County this 21st day of Nov 1836.Daniel Coleman J.P.B.C. [p 278]
Taken up by Thomas Askin living on the North fork of licking half mile below W.Bodkins Mill two Sheep one Crop off of each ear the other Cropp off of each ear andunder bit in the left appraised by me to $2.25 Cents the 14th day of November 1836John Askins J.P. [p 279]
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Taken up by Thomas Threlkeld living on the North fork of licking one mile belowW. Bodkins Mill five head of Sheep three marked a Crop & underbit in the left earand Small piece off of the right. One no ear marked appraised to $4.00 Cts before methe 14th day of November 1836. John Askin J.P. [p 279]
Taken up by Alexander Myers Sen. living on the north fork of licking about two anda half miles below W. Coles and three miles above Bodkins Mill nine heads of hogsblack white and red spotted one a sow Crop and Slit in the left ear and underbit out ofthe right one Smoth Crop off of the right ear Slit in the left five half Crop off theupper Side left ear and two no ear marked appraised to $25.00 Cts before me the 3rd
day of January 1837 John Askins J.P. B.C. [p 279]
Taken up as a Stray by Elijah McClanahan of Bracken County living on the roadleading from Falmouth to Fosters landing 1 red and white Steer marked a Swallowfork in the left ear and a half Crop in the under side of the right with some white inthe face appraised with some one year old last Spring appraised to Six dollars. Givenunder my hand as Justice of the peace for said County this 13th day of Dec. 1836Jonathan Bassett [p 279]
Bracken County Ky. Taken up by Daniel Teel living about 7 miles W. of Augusta 3Sheep as strays 2 withers and one ewe with a Crop off the right ear and an underbit inthe left no other marks or brands perceivable - Appraised to one dollar each byPreston Cummins before me the Subscriber a justice of the peace in and for saidCounty on the 10th day of February 1837A Copy attest J. T. McKibbens J.P. [p 280]
Bracken County Kentucky. Taken up by Jesse Baker living about 2 miles fromAugusta on the State road one Muly Steer as a Stray crop off each ear pided with redand white Supposed to be between 2 and 3 years old Appraised to 7 dollars and fiftyCents by Aaron Baker before me the Subscriber a justice of the peace in Said Countyon the 4th day of March 1837 A Copy attest J. T. McKibben J. P. [p 280]
Taken up by William Stayton living in the County of Bracken on the waters ofLocust on the 3d day of Nov. 1834 a dark brindle cow with a short tail and about threeyears Old, no other marks or brands perceivable appraised to Seven dollars before meby Vachel Weldin Sen. and Vachel Weldin Jun. Given under my hand this 3d Nov.1834 J Schoolfield [p 280]
1837 Taken up by Oliver Barker of Bracken County living at the mouth of Locust Creekon the Ohio River a chesnut Sorril horse about 15 hands high a small star in hisforehead no brands or other marks observable between four and five years old shodbefore appraised to $55. By Eli Wiley and Jesse York Given under my hand asJustice of the peace for said County this 20th day of June 1837William Pepper J. P. [p 281]
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Taken up by James Nicholds living on the river bottom about one mile aboveAugusta one bay mare as a Stray with a Star and snip in the forehead both hind feetwhite, fourteen hands three inches high, a little crestfallen on the withers, her feetindicate that she has been badly foundered, supposed to be Six years old last spring noother marks or brands perceivable appraised to forty five dollars by Alfred Nichols &W. S. McKibben before me the Subscriber a Justice of the Peace for said county onthe 26th day of August 1837 J. T. McKibben J. P. [p 281]
Taken up as a stray by Henry Fronk living in Bracken County near Woodwards crossroads, a dark brindle Steer with some white spots, marked with a crop Swallow forkand under bit in the right ear, and crop off the left ear, supposed to be two or threeyears old appraised to eight dollars and fifty cents before me Given under my handthis 20th day of Novr. 1837 David Brooks J. P. [p 281]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up as a Stray by James Young of Bracken county livingon the road leading from Powersville to Newport seven miles from Powersville, oneblack cow with some white on her rump and some white on her belly, marked with aslit in left ear, two nicks in the right ear, twelve or fourteen years old Appraisd byBenjamin York to ten dollars and Posted before me – 25th day of November 1837Jonathan Bassett [p 282]
Taken up by Smith Elliott in Bracken county on the dry ridge one mile west of theWillow Milling house, a dark bay roan horse about fifteen hands high four years old,a Star in his forehead part of his right hind foot white a small whit spot in his neckappraised to fifty five dollars by William Dunn & Frederick Fishback - Givenunder my hand this 9th day of June 1837 [p 282]
Jany 26 1838 Stray taken up by Druzilla Palmer living one mile & a half from Hamiltons Taverna dark brindle muly cow no marks nor brands, about 6 years old and appraised byJames Rees to ten dollars before me the Subscriber a Justice of the peace acting inand for Bracken County Sollomon Taylor [p 282]
Taken up by George Nech living one mile from Weimers Mill in Bracken countynear the road leading to Minerva four hogs, viz two black & white spotted barrowsand two white spayed sows - three of which are marked with a crop off the left earand a Slit & under - Supposed to be about 15 months old and appraised by NicholasStroube to $8. before me a Justice of the Peace for said County this 8th day of March1838 Solomon Taylor [p 283]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Jeramiah Tegarden living about one mile and ahalf from Augusta on little Bracken Creek one iron gray horse colt as a Stray, bothhind feet white in part a small Star in the forehead about fourteen and a half handshigh supposed to be three years old next spring, appraised to twenty five dollars byTheodore Hamilton & Jone Hill before me the Subscriber a justice of the peace forSaid County on 22nd day of Feby 1838A copy J. T. McKibben J. P. [p 283]
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Bracken County. Taken up by William Gibbons of said County, living immediatelybelow Augusta one dark bay mare with a sucking colt star in her forehead shod beforehaving a heavy mane & tail about 14 ½ hands high supposed to be eight years oldappraised to $40 by Peter H Rudd and Lewis Thomas before me a justice of thepeace on the 9th of April 1838. J. T. McKibbin J. P. [p 283]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by William Stayton of said County living nearStraube’s Mill, one bay horse as a Stray, no white hair on him except a little on thetop of his head, marked with a collar and drawing chains about fifteen and a halfhands high supposed to be seven or eight years old, no other marks or brandsperceivable, appraised to sixty dollars by Conrod Overturf & Vachel Weldin beforeme a Justice of the peace the 18th day of April 1838 J. T. McKibbin J. P. [p 284]
Taken up by Catharine Anderson living on Little Turtle Creek in said County oneblack mare as a Stray, about 14 hands high with white hair on the back caused by thesaddle, blind in the left eye the right fore foot split with a hole bored in the samesupposed to be seven years old appraised to thirty dollars by Daniel Hutchinson andMarcus Hamilton before me the Justice of the peace the 17th day of May 1838.J. T. McKibbin J. P. [p 284]
Taken up by T. J. Thorn living near Fosters landing in Bracken one brown marethree years Old 14 hands high a small star in the fore head and a small white spot onthe left fore leg one crooked foot on the off side behind appraised by James Young &John C Ewing to $38. Given under my hand a Justice of the peace in said Countythis 26th day of May 1838 Jonathan Bassett [p 284]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Allen Browning living one mile North ofGermantown Bracken County Kentucky a Sorrel Horse six years old last Spring, along star or blaze in his forehead, his right eye nearly out 16 hands high, the end of histail is light coloured no other marks or brand perceivable appraised to $55. by Wm.R. Thompson & Rudolph Black before me a justice of the peace this 4th day ofAugt. 1838 S. C. Pinckard J. P. [p 285]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Vincent Hamilton, living two miles north West ofGermantown a black steer with horns, with two underbits in the ear - about one yearold, appraised to four dollars by William Ballinger before me a Justice of the peacethe 14th day of November 1838. S. C. Pinkard [p 285]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by William Pepper living in Bracken County oneblack Sandy barrow weight about 100 a smooth crop off of each ear & a hole in eachear also one other white barrow about 75 lb. weight no ear marks no other marks orbrands percievable appraised to $2 for the latter & $3 for the former before me byPowell L Blades. this 26th Nov. 1838.
The above hogs were of the male kind & unaltered when taken up & since beenaltered by the taker up S. C. Pinckard [p 285]
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Taken up by Joseph Taylor living at the mouth of Snagg Creek on the Ohio Riverone brindle muley Heifer with some white in her face & some white on her flank andtail bone, about three years old marked with a crop and slit in the right ear andunderbit in the left ear appraised to eight dollars by James Rankins
Also one red heifer with some white on her shoulders and hips about three years oldnot marked in the ears appraised to eight dollars by James Rankins. Given under myhand as justice of the peace for said County this 7th day of January 1839.Wm Pepper [p 286]
Taken up by William S. Hamond living three miles West of Germantown BrackenCounty Kenty. a bay horse six years old this spring shod all round four white feet,Star in his forehead lame in his right hind foot, no other marks or brands perceivable,appraised to 50$ before me a Justice of the peace for the County aforesaid by SimeonWalton and James T. Perkins this 17th day of April 1838. S. C. Pinkard J. P.[p 286]
Taken up as a Stray by James Ambrose of Bracken County living near Germantowna bright Sorrel Mare 14 ½ hands high judged to be twelve or upwards years old, ablaze in the face, and the left hind foot and part of the leg white. The animal wore abell when taken up appraised to $26.50 Given under my hand as a Justice of thepeace for said County this 14th day of Sepr. 1839 James H. Holton J. P. [p 286]
Taken up on the 19th Instant by Mary Clayton living in Bracken County on theBullskin road one brindle Cow with some bright spots, supposed to be six years old,marked with a Slit in the left ear appraised to twelve Dollars before me by JohnHeaverin. Given under my hand this 28th day of November 1839.David Brooks J. P. B. C. [p 287]
Taken up by Henry Fronk living one mile from the cross roads on the Germantownroad in Bracken County, one dark Sorrel horse colt, Two years old last Spring, andappraised to two Dollars and fifty Cents by Archibald Bettis and John B. Morfordbefore me the subscriber, a Justice of the peace this [blank] day of December 1838.Solomon Taylor J. P. [p 287]
State of Kentucky Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Raulin Anderson at hisplantation on the waters of Little Willow Creek in Said County on the 26th day ofNovember last, a red brindle Bullock or Steer with white face, white back and belly,swallow fork in the left ear and under bit in the right, supposed to be about five yearsold, no other marks or brands perceivable, appraised to $15 by James Cumins andJohn Weaver, before me a Justice of the peace for the County aforesaid this 6th dayof December 1839. J. Schoolfield J. P. [p 287]
Taken up as a Stray by Benjamin York of Bracken County, being on the road leadingfrom Powersville to Newport, seven miles from the former place, one Red Heifer, twoyears old next spring, Marked one underbit out of right ear, appraised to five Givenunder my hand as Justice of the peace for said County this 18th January 1840.Jonathan Bassett J. P. [p 287-288]
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Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John Hanson in said County two miles South ofGermantown a Red Steer, supposed to be two years old this next spring, Swallow forkand under bit in the right ear, no other marks or brands perceivable, appraised to$4.50 cents by Wm Robinson and Samuel Cooper before me a Justice of the peacein and for said County. Given under my hand this 20th day of February 1840.S. C. Pinckard [p 288]
Taken up by James H. Murray in Bracken County on Locust Creek, three head ofSheep (To wit) One Ewe, marked with an underbit in each ear, and slit in the right,one horned Ram, Swallow fork in the right ear and Crop off the left, one small ramSwallow fork and under bit in each ear (all three white) and appraised to four Dollarsbefore me by William Weaver on the 21st day of the present month. Given under byhand this 23d day of March 1840. David Brooks J. P. B. C. [p 288]
Taken up by James Chandler, living in Bracken Cty near the road leading fromGermantown to Augusta a brindle Bull calf, white in the face and on end of tail, oneyear old last spring - no marks or brands perceivable. Appraised to four dollars.Given under my hand this 20th Nov 1840. James H Holton J. P. B. C. [p 288]
Stray taken up by John Kendall living in Bracken County and on Bracken Creek andabout on mile from Minerva one Stray Steer with the right ear cropt & a underbit inthe same, mostly white with red specks on the sides, no other marks nor brands,supposed to be three years old next spring and appraised to $9. - by James Pollett,this the 19th day of November 1840. Solomon Taylor J. P. [p 289]
Stray taken up by Martha Thomas living about one mile and a half from Minervaand on Bracken Creek one heifer, unmarked, and white spotted, supposed to be twoyears old next spring, no other marks nor brands, appraised to six dollars - by JamesKendall, this the 24th day of November 1840. Solomon Taylor [p 289]
Stray taken up by Littleton Mingee in Bracken County and on Bracken Creek andone mile from Minerva one Chesnut Sorrel horse, with the right knee hurt, shodbefore, no marks nor brands supposed to be fifteen years old, and appraised to $9.00by John Kendall & Stephen Hook, this the 6th day of November 1840.Solomon Taylor J. P. [p 289]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Solomon Carter living on the State road leadingfrom Augusta one dark red muley heifer as a Stray, one year old last Spring, no othermarks or brands, appraised to four dollars by William Taylor, before me a Justice ofthe peace for said County on the 4th day of November 1840A Copy Attest J. T. McKibben J. P. [p 289]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Malinda Watson living near the Ohio River abouttwo and a half miles from Augusta, one Red hog as a Stray, with a crop off of theright ear and a split in the same a few brisles cut off of the Shoulder supposed toweigh 150 pounds, appraised to Six dollars by Henry Thomas before me a Justice ofthe peace for said County on the 14th day of Decr. 1840.A Copy Attest. J. T. McKibben J. P. [p 290]
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Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Solomon Taylor living two miles South east fromWeimer’s Mill one pale Sorrel mare colt as a Stray, a Star and a small blaze in theface a little white on both hind feet, supposed to be three years old last spring, aboutfifteen hands high no other marks or brands perceivable appraised to twenty fivedollars by Jacob Sallee and Washington Ward before me a Justice of the peace forsaid County on the 29th day of December 1840.A Copy Attest. J. T. McKibben J. P. [p 290]
Taken up by James M. Linville, living in Bracken County on the North fork ofLicking, one Stray Steer his color as follows, Red with some white in his forehead,his ear marks, a crop off each ear, supposed to be two years old next spring, appraisedto five Dollars by Joseph Cooper Given under my hand this the 2d day of November1840. H. Galbreath J. P. B. C. [p 290]
Taken up by Samuel Haley, living in Bracken County on the North Fork of Lickin,one stray Bull, his color as follows, - a red brindle with a white face and left eye redround it, white back with the exception of about five or six inches of red in the middleof the back, some white under his belly, and all his feet white, no ear marks to beseen, supposed to be two years old next spring, appraised to four Dollars by DanielHaley. Given under my hand this the 25th day of December 1840H. Galbreath J. P. B. C. [p 291]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John Figgins living in said County near the Stateroad, two miles South of Augusta on the 20th April 1841, One bay horse, supposed tobe six year old, fourteen and a half hands high, some small white spots on theShoulders and from appearances has had the fistula, no other marks perceivable,appraised to thirty five dollars by William Day and Samuel Jones before me this 21st
day of April 1841. David Brooks J. P. B. C. [p 291]
Kentucky Bracken County Sct. Taken up on the 27th day of November last byWilliam Henderson living on Locust Creek, three miles East of Brooksville oneBrown horse, two hind feet white a few white hairs in the forehead, fourteen and ahalf hands high, Shod before, four years old last spring, no other marks or brandsperceivable appraised to forty dollars before me this 7th day of December 1841.David Brooks J. P. B. C. [p 291]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by George B. Thompson living on the north fork ofLicking in Bracken County Ky, about six miles from Germantown one Stray Stear, hiscolour as follows a brown red with white spots, his ear marks are a Crop off the rightear and Swallow fork in the left, supposed to be three years old, appraised to $5. byJohn A. Cole. Given under my hand as a justice of the peace for Bracken County,this 13th day of November 1841. H. Galbreath [p 292]
Taken up by Daniel Haley living on Camp Creek 6 miles from Germantown, about 6miles from Brooksville, One Stray Muley Heifer, her color as follows a red brindleher tail the bush or long hair of, no ear marks, supposed to be one year old last Springappraised to $4. by William Jett. Given under my hand this 26th day of November1841. H. Galbreath J. P. B. C. [p 292]
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Taken up by Zachariah Thompson living on the north fork of Licking 6 ½ milesfrom Germantown, two Stray calves their color as follows, One a red with a whiteface the other a brindle with a star in her forehead both heifers, no ear marks,supposed to last Spring calves, appraised to $3 by T. S. Thompson. Given under myhand this first day of December 1841. H. Galbreath J. P. B. C. [p 292]
Taken up as a stray by Samuel Watson of Bracken County Ky living near Stroube’sMill a black mare supposed to be four years old this spring fourteen hands and a halfhigh, both hind pasture joints white and left fore foot white appraised to $20. Givenunder my hand as a justice of the peace for said County this 26th day of March 1842appraised by Wm O Blackerby & Peter H Rudd.John Stroube J. P. [p 292]
Taken up as a Stray by George Reynolds of Bracken County Ky living on theAugusta and Germantown road near to Sharon meeting house a sorrel mare 15 or 16years old about 14 hands high white feet behind long tail appraised to $10.Also a bay horse colt supposed to be near 2 years old 12 hands high blaze in the facewhite streek on one of the hoofs before some white hairs in the tail apprised to $10 byE. G. McCarty & W. H. Reynolds given under my hand as a justice of the peace forsaid County this 8th day of Feb. 1842 James H. Holton J.P. B.C. [p 293]
State of Kentucky Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Taylor Asberry living two ½miles from Germantown west on the Augusta road, a bay horse shod all aron with aball face both hind feet white verry much the appearance of ringbon in all her feetabout 15 hands 1 inch high about nine years old and apprised to $15 before me aJustice of the Peace by Richard Lloyd and Wm Dougherty - Given under my handthis the 16th Apr 1842 S. C. Pinckard [p 293]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Jno. Dora living in the town of Augusta one Irongrey horse as a stray about six years old fifteen hands high with shoes on his fore feet,no other marks or brand perceivable: appraised to forty dollars by Samuel Jones andLevi M Perkins before me a Justice of the Peace in and for Said county on the 19th
day of April 1842 - J. T. McKibben [p 293-294]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Levi Walters living on the north fork of Lickingriver near Culps Mill a black horse Colt supposed to be three years old last springabout fourteen hands high a few white hairs in the forehead a scar on the right buttockappraised to twenty dollars before me by Porter Jett and John Jett given under myhand the twentieth day of August 1842 - John Askin J. P. [p 294]
Taken up as a stray, by John V. Rice, of Bracken County, living on the middle fork ofLocust creek and also on what is called the old trace road, near Brooksville, two bullyearlin calves - no marks - both red and white spotted. One appraised to two dollarsand the other to one dollar and fifty cts. Given my hand this 18th January 1843John Stroube J. P. [p 294]
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Bracken County Sct. Taken up by William Kabler living on the North fork Lickingriver two Miles above Wallers Mill one dark roan horse Colt black Main and tail andback legs no Marks or brands perceivable suposed to one year old last Springappraised to ten Dollars before me by Ira Ellis & Burton Linville the 23rd day ofNovember 1842 John Askin J.P. B.C. [p 295]
Delivered to Me by John Jett who not being autherised to take up, on the 25th March1843 which I took up according to Law one Red and White Speckled cow six yearsOld Marked with a cropp off of the Left year & a small slit in the under part of theright ear the point of the right horn off appraised to five dollars Given under my handas a Justice of the peace for Bracken County this 10th April 1843.Daniel Coleman J.B.C. [p 295]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Nicholas Curtis living Two Miles fromGermantown on the road leading to Augusta, a Bay Mare 16 years old Blaze in herface, 3 white Feet shod before, a scar in the right flank occasioned by a burn, 15 handshigh, appraised to $10 by W. S. Harrod & W. B. Harris before me a Justice of thepeace in and for said County July 8th 1842 S. C. Pinckard J.B.C. [p 295-296]
Stray taken up by Nathaniel Adams Living in Bracken County Ky on the roadleading from Augusta to minerva and about Two miles west of Minerva and aboutfour miles from Germantown One Chesnut sorrel horse with a Small snip in hisforehead Shod all round with Saddle marks and appraised to Sixteen dollars byWilliam P. Thomas and Joseph Jones this the 25th day of November 1843Sollomon Taylor J.P. [p 296]
Taken up by Wm B Young of Bracken County Living on locust Creek near MurraysMill one yearling Bull with white face and whit on the top of his neck and white onthe Belly, sides Brindle, not marked appraised to one dollar. Given under my handthis 20th day of December 1843 Wm Pepper J.P. [p 296]
Taken up as a Stray Leven B Redden living in Bracken County and on the roadLeading from Augusta to Murrays Mills in November 1842 a red & white MuleySteer white back and Speckel sides under & over bit right ear Smooth crop off the left2 years old appraised to $4.00 before me this 9th day of January 1844.T. H. Bradford J.P. [p 296-297]
Taken up by William Dawson Living in Bracken County Ky Near Culps Mill onedark bay horse 16 ½ hands high supposed to be 9 years old a Star in the forehead andone or two small white spots on the left side of the neck posted and appraised to $45before me the 22d day of May 1843. Given under my hand as Justice of the peace forthe County aforesaid. Coppy att Daniel Coleman J.B.C. [p 297]
Taken up as a Stray by John Dix of Bracken County living on Ohio Willow one darkred bull about three years Old blind in the right eye short tail two splits in the left earand one split in the right ear and under bit in each appraised to $7.00 Given under myhand this 10th day of January 1844. Wm. Pepper J.P. [p 297]
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Bracken County. Taken up by Elijah _abbe living about one Mile from WallersMill one pale red heifer white face no ear Marks supposed to be two years old nextSpring appraised to three dollars before me this the 17th day of January 1844.John Askin J.P.B.C. [p 297]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Robert Bishop living in the Town of Augusta,One Black Muley heifer as a stray, with white on her belly and back and a star in herforehead; no ear Marks suposed to be about two years old, and appraised to Twodollars & fifty cents and appraised by John Dora & Lambert Weldon before me aJustice of the peace for said County on the 19th day of January 1844J. T. McKibben J.P. [p 298]
Bracken County Kentucky. Taken up as a Stray by James Oneal on the 16th Januaryliving on the Falmouth road 3 miles south of the rock spring Mill a bay Mare with aStar in the forehead with a snip on the nose two white feet Side right hip a little sunkabout 14 hands high appraised to $15.00 before me by Lavin B Reddin this the 10th
day of February 1844 T. H. Bradford J.P. [p 298]
Bracken County Sct. Taken Up by Willis Thralkild living on the North fork ofLicking half mile below Wallers Mills one Muley steer short nips off horns pale redsome white in the face slit in each ear supposed to be three years old next springappraised to $4.00 before me the 23d day of January 1844. John Askin J.P. B.C.[p 298]
Bracken County. Taken up by Thomas Askins living on the North fork of lickinghalf mile below Wallers Mills one Barrow hog white and black spoted, ear markedtwo slits in the left ear one slit and under bit in the right appraised to Two dollars 75cents before me the 25th day of February 1844. John Askin J.P. B.C. [p 299]
Past Note. Taken up as a stray by Watson P. Diltze of Bracken County living oneand a half Miles above the Town of Augusta on the Ohio River a bay horse aboutfourteen hands & one inch high. About five years old with a scar on his near shouldersupposed to be the effect of the winds _____ no other brands of Mark persievable -appraised to $25.00. Given under my hand as a Justice of the peace for said Countythis 24th of June 1844 Sollomon Taylor J.P. [p 299]
Taken up as a stray by Richard Wells on the 8th December 1844 in Bracken Countynear Brookville a dark bay horse Colt - suposed to be two years old last Spring with ablaze in its face inclining to the left side of its face supose to be 14 hands high noother mark nor brands perceivable, appraised to twenty dollars by Joseph Henry &Wm Calvert Given under my hand this 8th day of Decr 1844.Henry Fronk [p 299]
June 1845 Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Reuben Powel living one mile south of Brookvilleon the state Road one red and white spoted Hiefer. Marked as follows to wit, a holein the left ear and a Crop and slit in the right, supposed to be one year old last Springappraised to $2.50. by John Smarr Given under my hand this 23rd Decd. 1844Henry Fronk JP [p 300]
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Taken up as a stray by John Mayberry a Coloured man of Bracken County livingnear the head of West Creek on the road leading from Wallers Mill to sordis aboutfour miles from said mill and about ten miles from Germantown a Bay horse fourteenhands high no brands or Marks except a scar or dent in the thick part of the Jawsupposed to be four years old and appraised to thirty dollars by Peter Miller andJames Garrison Given under my hand as a Justice of the peace for Bracken CountyJuly 3d 1844. H. Galbraith [p 300]
Past Note. Taken up as a stray by Lewis H. Thomas of Bracken County living on thefalmouth road something like two miles from Willow Meeting house the 27th
December 1844. A black stear with a white face white under the belly hind legswhite, and a white spot on the shoulder supposed to be three years old next Spring,appraised to three dollars by Lewis Merrel. Marked a crop & a hole in the left eare.Given under my hand as a Justice of the peace for said County this 27th December1844. John Stroube [p 300]
Past Note. Taken up as a stray by William Pepper Esqr. of Bracken County livingnear Stroubes Mill the 3rd December 1844. A red heifer with a white face, Markedwith a half crop in the under side of the left year, and a slit in the wright yearsupposed to be two years old last spring. appraised to three dollars and fifty cents byWilliam Watson Given under my hand as a Justice of the peace for said County this12th December 1844. John Stroube [p 301]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by John Latham on the 30th day of November last, athis residence on Turtle creek in Bracken County, a bright sorrel filly, with a blazeface, about fourteen hands high, left foot behind, white above the fetlocks. No othermarks or brands preceiveable, supposed to be two years old last spring. Appraised tobe twelve dollars by William Patterson & Adonisam Rees before me this 7th day ofDecr. 1844. J. Schoolfield JP [p 301]
State of Kentucky Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Gusham Hull living on thewaters of Camp Creek in said County a sorrel filly 3 years old last spring left hindfoot white - a star in her forehead appraised to $15 before me by Michajah Cooper &Martin Browning this 9th November 1844. S. C. Pinckard J.P. [p 301]
1845 Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Nathl. Browning living on the Waters of TurtleCreek, Bracken County, on Monday the 19th inst. a dark chesnut sorrel mare, aboutfourteen hands high, both hind feet white, blaze face, a saddle mark on the left side,shod before a bump on the left shoulder, and supposed to be about eight years old,appraised to ten dollars by John Latham and Josias H. Owens before me t his 21st
day of May 1845. J. Schoolfield J.P. [p 302]
Taken up as a stray by Wm. Archibald living in Bracken County one Gray Mare 14½ hands high 12 years old, appraised to $10. Given under my hand this 26th day ofMay 1845. D A Weaver J.P. [p 302]
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Taken up as a stray by William Calvert of Bracken County, a sorrel filly 22 yearsold, left hind foot white, a small Star or snip in the forehead, appraised to $25. Givenunder my hand as a Justice of the peace for said County this 16th day of June 1845.D. A. Weaver J.P. [p 302]
Taken up as a Stray by W. W. Anderson of Bracken County one Bay Mare 15 hands2 inches high four years old left hind foot white a spot in the forhead, one whitesaddle mark on left side of the back. Appraised to $30. Given under by hand this 26th
day of ay 1845. D. A. Weaver J.P. [p 303]
Taken up as a Stray by Leven Summers of Bracken County a sorrel mare 15 ½ handshigh 6 years old a small star and snip in the face a little crease fallen appreased to$35.00. Given under my hand as a Justice of the peace for said County this 11th dayof Sept. 1845. D. A. Weaver J.P. [p 303]
Taken up by R. D. Smith living one mile west of Germantown Bracken County Ky aniron gray Horse about 15 hands high seven years old, black legs no other marks orbrands perceiveable praised to $35 before me a Justice of the peace by Wm. Harrisand James Pinckard. Given under my hand this 12th day of October 1845.S. C. Pinckard [p 303]
Taken up as a stray by Robert McCoy on the road leading from Powersville toBrooksville in Bracken County Ky, at his Farm about one mile from Powersville oneChestnut sorrel mare Branded on the left shoulder JTM, shod before some whitespecks on her neck supposed to be about 14 years old and 14 hands high Appraisedto be worth $15. Cash by Robert Elrod and James Blades, this 4th day of July 1845.Given under my hand this 4th day of July 1845.Franklin Metcalfe J.B.C. [p 303-304]
Bracken County. Taken up by Edward Merrell living near the head waters of indiancreek about three miles from Wallen mill and about 4 miles from Powersville oneread Cow and calf marked Crop slit and under bit in the left right eare and half Cropslit and under bit in the left the cow about 7 years old apraised to eight dollars beforeme the 7th day of December 1844. John Askins [p 304]
Taken up by Lucy Hawkins living about 2 ½ Miles from Germantown on the roadleading to Augusta a h[e]ifer rising 3 years old White and Red spotted with shorthorns, a crop off of the left ear and an under bit off of the right year and a nicke out ofthe pint of the same with a short tail appraised to five dollars before me a Justice ofthe peace in and for said County by Whitfield T. Craig and Daniel D Moss this 10th
day of December 1844. S. C. Pinkard J.P. [p 304]
Taken up as a Stray by A. O. Hamilton of Bracken County living near Brooksville adark red and white spotted Heifer three ears old next Spring, marked with Swallowfork in the right ear and a hole in the left appraised to $5.00 Given under my hand this17th of December 1845 D. A. Weaver J.P. [p 304]
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Novm 25 1845 Taken up as a stray by John F. Black a Bracken County living on the Falmouth roadnear William O. Blackerby the 25th November 1845 a read brindle heifer with somewhite on each sho[u]lder and under the belly supposed to be one year old, appraised totwo Dollars fifty cents by James Camp and Reubin McClanahan marked as followsto wit; a crop off the left ear and an under bit in the right Given under my hand this29th November 1845. John Stroube J.P. [p 305]
16 Feb 1846 Taken up before the under signed on 16th of February 1846 by Richard Grigson twomiles East of Brooksville and three miles West of Germantown on the waters ofLocust Creek one black horse left hind foot a little white fifteen hands one inch highsupposed to be Tour years old last Spring appraised to $42.50 cts by Wm Colvert &Charles Daugherty. Given under my hand this 16th February 1846. Henry FronkJ.P. [p 305]
Taken up as a stray by Wm. McMath of Bracken County on the waters of WillowCreek three miles from Fosters ferry, on the Ohio River one red Bull supposed to betwo years old next Spring no marks or brands discovered, appraised to $5 by JohnSchoolfield. Given under my hand this 24th of December 1845. James Houston J.P. [p 306]
05 Jany 1846 Taken up by James Houston living near Fosters landing one pale red Heifer, withsome white on the face and Marked with a crop and under bit in the right Ear, and Slitand underbit in the left Ear, supposed to about ten years old, appraised to $4.00, bySaml. Hawes Wm. Pepper J.P. [p 306]
01 Decr 1845 Taken up by Alxd S. Pepper living on Locust Creek, at Pepper’s Sawmill one redand white yearling Bull not Marked appraised to $1.50 by William A. YeltonWm Pepper J.P. [p 306]
Taken up by Joseph Taylor on the Ohio River at the Mouth of Snagg Creek onebright Bay Horse about 15 ½ hands high Supposed to be six Years old small star inthe forhe[a]d two White hind feet right hip a little down, appraised to $40.00 beforeMe a Justice of the peace for said County this 6th day of May 1846 Wm Pepper JP[p 306]
Taken up by Watson P. Dilse of Augusta Bracken County Kentucky a yellow Sorrelmare about 15 hands high eight years old with white stripe in the forehead badlyswaneyed?, no brand perceptible, appraised to $25 by Saml. Boude & SamuelVanhook June 9th 1846. V. Weldon JP. [p 306]
6 Novr 1846 Taken up the 9th? November 1846 as a Stray by Mary Bagby of Bracken CountyLiving on the Newport road near William O. Blackerbys a Cow and Calf the Cow isred Cow with a Star in the forehead with some white in the flanks supposed to be 2 inyears old and the Calf three months the Cow is marked as follows to wit, a swallowfork in the left ear and under bit in the wright, appraised to ten dollars by E. W.Northcut and Nathaniel Northcut. Given under my hand this 6th November 1846.John Stroube J. P. [p 307]
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Taken up by Ebenezer Woodward living on the North fork of Licking River 5 Milesfrom German Town two Stray horseys one a hose and the other a mare the horse is aroan black and tale lump below the left nee a dim star in the forehead a small saddlemark the mare more off with the collar no brands perceivable supposed to be Elevenyears old about 16 hands high The Mare is a bay with dark main and tale a small starin the forehead a little white speck below the left eye some white on the left fore foota few white hairs near the withers some white hairs at the root of the tail no brandssupposed to be 4 or 5 years old 14 ½ hand high appraised to $30 each by Peter Millerand Erasmus Mitchel November 28th 1846 M Gillbraith [p 307]
Taken up as a Stray by John Kendall living in Bracken County Ky and on BrackenCreek on the road leading from Minerva to Brooksville, two miles from the former &nine from the latter, one yearling heiffer calf black and white Spotted or rathermottled no other marks or brands perceivable, appraised before me the under signedBy Allen Jones & James Thackston to four Dollars & 50 cents Given under myhand this 29th of November 1846b John Winter J.P. [p 308]
Taken up By Reuben Smarr in Bracken County near Brockville on the 2d day ofApril 1847 one Chesnut sorrel mare 14 ½ hands high Blaze in her face both hind feetwhite to her pasture Joints one small Saddle mark on the right side of her back shodall round supposed to be 7 years old Appraised to $30.00 by P. H. Clayton &Edward Summers Given under my hand this 2d day April 1847Henry Fronk J.P. [p 308]
Taken up as a Stray the 22nd of Febry 1847 by Zachariah Moran of Bracken Countyliving on the road leading to Kinney’s ferry near Wm O Blackerby a Muley heiferwith some white under the belly supposed to be three years old this next Spring withno Ear mark appraised to $4.00 by James Kempe & Miner McClanahan this 23rd
February 1847 John Stroube JP [p 308]
Taken up as a Stray the 29th April 1847 by James Kemp of Bracken County living onthe road leading to Kinney’s ferry near Wm O Blackerby a dark Brown mare with aMedia? Nose near 14 hands high & Shod before and no Corks on the Shoes supposedto be 9 years old this Spring appraised to $35.00 by John P. Hathaway & DanlFiggings Given under my hand this 29th April 1847 John Stroube JP [p 308-309]
Taken up as Stray by Wm Calvert being on the road from Brooksville toGermantown two miles from the former & four from the latter one Sorrel mare Star in[t]he fore head a white spot on her left side a Scar on same side 14 hands highsupposed to be 11 years old appraised to 20 dollars by James Donovan & Thomas BGrayson July 29th 1847 Henry Fronk JP [p 309]
Taken up as a Stray the 1st Dec 1847 by Elijah McClanahan of Bracken Countyliving near William O Blackerby, a black Calf white under the belly and white tail,supposed to be 1 year old last Spring appraised to $5.00 by John P Hathaway,marked as follows; to wit a swallow fork in Each ear Given under my hand as aJustice of the Peace for said County this 6th Dec 1847 John Stroube JP [p 309]
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Taken up as Stray by John H McClanahan of Bracken County on the 20th Dec 1847,living on the Bullskin road near James Blythe a dark red Cow with a white back &white under the belly no ear marked supposed to be 4 years old last Spring appraisedat $10.00 by Martin McClanahan Given under my hand as a Justice of the Peace forsaid County this 25th Dec 1847 John Stroube JP [p 309]
Taken up as Stray by Jacob Willson of Bracken County living near Wm OBlackerby on the 1st Dec 1847 a red Stear with a white Back & white under the Belly,supposed to be 1 year old last Spring and marked as follows to wit; an under bit in theright & an upper bit in the left appraised to $3.50 cts by John Willson & WalterMcAtee given under my hand this 10th Dec 1847 John Stroube JP [p 309]
1848 Taken up as Strays by Caleb Houston living near Rockspring Mill Bracken CountyKy one Gray horse 9 or 10 years old hip shot in the right hip crippled in the left forefoot some dark spots on his shoulders 15 hand high with a small snip in the foreheadappraised to $25. Given under my hand this 9th day of Jany 1848F. P. Chalfant J. P. [p 310]
Taken up by Casper Bowman living on the state road about three miles south ofAugusta one bay mare about 14 hands high 7 years old one small white spot in theforehead appd. To $20 by James Chandler & Isaac Baker before me 24th Feby 1848Vachel Weldon J. P. [p 310]
Taken up by Thomas Harris of Bracken County living near Germantown a bayHorse about 14 hands high six years old his right hind foot white with a scar on theleft thy appraised to $22.50. 8th day of June 1848. J. E. McCane J.P. [p 310]
Taken up by William Winters residing about three miles from Germantown on theWaters of Bracken Creek in the county of Bracken on the 14th Inst a sorrel mare aboutfifteen hands 1 ½ Inches high a white spot or scar in the forehead, appears to have hada sore back and no shoes on, no other marks or brands perceivable and supposed to be7 or 8 years old appraised to $22- before me 15th Nov. 1848. J Schoolfield J.P.[p 310]
Taken up by Caleb Houston - living near Rockspring Mill Bracken County 3 calvesone read with white back and Belly, one red, both marked with Crop and under bit inthe right Ears and one red with warts around the left Eye marked with a crop & twoslits in the right Ear - appraised to $5.50 18 Decr. 1848 F. P. Chalfant J.P.[p 311]
Taken up as a Stray by Samuel Galloway of Bracken County near Santa Fee a redheifer one year old last Spring with a bell on a Star in the forehead a white spot on thecouplin Some white in the flanks a white spot on each pasture joint before, appraisedto five dollars, Given under my hand this 19th day of Novr 1849 A. Weaver J. P. [p 311]
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Taken up as a Stray by Zachariah Moran of Bracken County living in theneighborhood of William O Blackerbys on the 1st December 1849 a Steer supposed tobe two years old last Spring with a crop and under bit in the left ear and a half crop inthe right with red sides and white on the back and belly, and hind legs white from theKnee down appraised to eight dollars by Minor McClanahan and Elijah KempGiven under my hand this 1st December 1849 John Stroube J.P. [p 311]
Taken up as a Stray by John Schoolfield residing about one mile North ofBrooksville on the 3d day of January 1850 - a Red Cow about four years old markedwith a Swallow fork in the right and a hole in the left and a white spot in the foreheadappraised by Thomas Toleman and Charles A Field at $10. before me HenryFronk JP [p 312]
Bracken County Sct. Taken up by Austin Sullivan living at the mouth of LocustCreek on the Ohio River four miles below Augusta Bracken County Ky, on the 25th
Decr 1850 one red muley Steer with a crop off the left ear and a half crop or over bitout of the right ear two year old next spring appraised at $4.00 also one red heifer oneyear old next Spring with a white Star in the forehead marked with a crop off the leftear appraised at $2.00 by Randolph Sullivan & J T Sullivan this 30th Decr 1850F. P. Chalfant J.P. [p 312]
Taken up as a stray by John C Burns living on the waters of Big Locust creek fourmiles West of Augusta Bracken County Kentucky on the 12th of March 1851 one Baymare with a snip on the nose three white feet both hind feet and the right fore foot -some white Saddle marks on both sides six years old this spring appraised by AustinSullivan & Squire Hardy at $30- this 15th March 1851F. P. Chalfant JP [p 313]
Taken up by Geo D. Routt living in the County of Bracken Ky on the North Fork ofLicking River as strays one white & black spotted Harrow one slope in the left earhalf crop in the right - One white with a black spot on the right hip no ear markssupposed to be six months old appraised at $3.00 by Byran & Wm Routt Feby 17th
1851 Given under my hand this 24th Feby 1851Danl. Culp JP [p 313]
Taken up by Phillip Weaver living near Murrays Mills on locust creek in BrackenCounty Kenty one white Sow with five black spots on her back & hips short tailmarked with a crop of the right ear and over bit in the left appraised at $7.00 by JosNorris and John B. Burns this 9th Decr 1850 F. P. Chalfant J. P. [p 313]
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Marks offered to record & c
Jany 18th 1836 George S. Houstons mark A swallow fork in the left and an under bit & over bit inthe right ear [p 331]
Oct 11th 1838 James Lucas Mark - a crop and underbit in each ear [p 331]
Jany 25 1839 Zachariah Moran’s mark for neat cattle sheep & Hogs vz - a crop & under bit in theleft ear & a slit in the right - certificate given [p 331]
Nov 7th 1842 John Fronk Senr mark for his cattle, sheep & Hogs - Crop off of each ear and slit ineach [p 331]
18 June 1847 Edward Summers Marks his cattle, Hogs and sheep viz A crop off the right ear andunderbit in the left [p 331]
May 18th 1849 Philip Mitchell - arks his stock as follows - a crop off the left and over bit and hole inthe right [p 331]
June 25th 1849 William Gates marks his stock as follows - viz. Crop and slit in the left ear andunderbit the right ear [p 331]
May 1st 1851 Thomas Perkins mark for his cattle a crop off of each ear and two slits in the right &one in the left [p 331]
Jany 10th 1816 Benjamin Harefield’s mark - crop & under bit in left ear and hole in the right[p 332]
Jany 10th 1816 John Payne’s mark - crop & a hole in the right and a swallow fork in the left ear[p 332]
March 4th 1816 Peter Harefields mark - crop & under bit in the left ear [p 332]
Feby 21st 1818 Frederick Dillman’s Jr mark for cattle & c a swallow fork in each ear [p 332]
Feby 13th 1819 Thomas Joarden Junr mark for stock a crop off the right ear and a hole in the left[p 332]
June 2nd 1819 George Hecks mark for stock & c a crop off the right ear, and a half crop in the lefton the under part [p 332]
Jany 21st 1833 William Doria Stock mark - a swallow fork in the left ear & an under bit out of theright & an upper pair - third crop off same ear [p 332]
Thomas McConnel - a crop off the left ear and under bit of the right [p 333]
Casper Bowman Senr - a whole crop off each ear [p 333]
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John Howard - a crop off the right ear a slit and under bit in the left ear [p 333]
Edwd. Hamilton - crop off the right ear & a upper bit off the left [p 333]
Saml Hamilton - crop off each ear & under slope off the left [p 333]
John Bonwell - a crop & under bit on the left ear and a slit in the right [p 333]
Feby 13th 1810 John Hurst - a crop & two slits in the right “year” and a crop & under bit in the left
Feby 15th 1810 Thomas Lambert - a hole in the right ear & a half crop on the under side of the left[p 333]
Decr 3d 1810 Leonard Sellars mark for his stock viz. a swallow fork in each ear [p 333]
March 16 1811 Benjamin Chambers’s mark “a crop off the right ear” [p 333]
Decr 4th 1815 John Norman’s mark “a swallow fork in the right & a crop in the left” [p 333]
Marks offered to Record & c
Isaac Day esqr. Swallow fork in each ear under bit out of the left [p 334]
Joseph Wells Crop & hole in the right ear & uper half off the left [p 334]
James Bartlow half crop off the under side of each ear [p 334]
Aug 17__?
Wm. Carter uper & under bit in the right & hole & under bit in the left ear [p 334]
Isaac Barkley half crop off the under side of each ear & niche in the under side of the left [p 334]
John Huff half crop off the right ear & Slit in the left [p 334]
Coonrod Overturf a crop and slit in each ear [p 334]
James Miranda a crop and slit in the right ear and swallow fork in the left [p 334]
Wm. Pell a crop off the right & Slit in the left ear [p 334]
Samuel Miranda Senr crop off the left ear a Slit & under bit of the same - swallow fork & under bitof the right ear [p 334]
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1835 Stud Horse Record
Date Persons Name Name of Horse Price per season
March 16th Uriah HaffieldMarch 17th John Hanson Tiger Whip 2.50
[p 335]
