Shaffner, Taliaferro P., The [Casey County section of the] Kentucky 
State Register for the year 1847, Lousiville, Morton & Griswold, 
1847, p. 63-64.

This information was compiled by Jackie Couture libcoutu@acs.eku.edu

Casey County

Justices of the Peace: Charles P. Tate, Richard L. Smith, John Coulter,
Harrison P. Thomas, Jno. Humphrey, John Chesney, Geo. C. Riffe, Thomas
Speed, Mark A. Coulter, Abner J. Belton, Wm. Purdon, Francis M. Wall, 
Wm. Baldock, Joseph F. Napier, Jonathan Davenport, James R. Duron, James
Starke, Hiram Thomas, and Patrick W. Napier.
Sheriff:  James Clarke, commissioned Nov. 25, 1844.
Deputy Sheriff: Benjamin F. Goode.
Clerk: Joel Sweeney
Jailer: William Bowman
Coroner: Andrew J. Giboney
Constables: George Weatherford, Jr., W. G. Johnson, Alfred Goode, George
Portman, Jr., H. Robinson, Wm. B. Cundiff, John Thomas, Aaron B. Fair, 
G. Chapman.
Surveyor: James Allen
Commissioner of Tax: Richard C. Napier
Attorneys at Law: M'Dowell Fogle, Hiram Thomas, Liberty; Franklin S. 
Woolford
Physicians: Wm. Ray, Elijah C. Field, John M. Riffe, Levi M. Rigni,
Liberty; O. H. P. Goode, Big South Rolling Fork; Richard A. Coffey,
Middleburg.
Principal Merchants: C. R. Coffey, James Belden, Asa Bryant, F. C. Whip 
& Co., Bryarly & Mack, Liberty; James Land, Georgetown; Joel L. 
Spraggins, H. H. Rynearson, Big South Rolling Fork; Joseph M'Cormick, 
South Fork.

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