KY-FOOTSTEPS-D Digest	11 Dec 1999	Volume 99 : Issue 58


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Date: Fri, 10 Dec 1999 23:03:48 -0700
From: Buddy & Linda Harbin-Grubbs lharbing@worldnet.att.net
Subject: COURT: Boone County, KY Inventory, Estate of Jeremiah Kirtley, 1806

NOTE: The following Inventory of Jeremiah Kirtley, was transcribed as it was
originally written, in the Boone County Kentucky Will Book.

Boone County Kentucky Will Bk. A. pg. 41-46, dated 30th day of December 1806

Inventory of Jeremiah Kirtley Estate Deceased

To one bay Horse called Prince 100

one Ditto called Jack 40

one bay Mare called Diamond 120

one Sorrel Ditto 95

one bay horse called Snip 40

one ditto called Burk 20

one bay Mare called Kitty Fisher 60

one brown filley 100

one gray ditto 75

one young gray horse 80

one ditto ditto 75

one bay ditto 70

Four Cows and Calves at $10 40

one yoke of Oxen 40

one Bull $10 four young steers $32 42

Two Cows $18 four Cows $32 50

Three heifers and Steer 24

Four young steers $21 three heifers $16 37

One Cow & Bell $10 eight Calves $20 30

Twenty three head of Sheep 30.66

Sixteen fattened hoggs 66.20

$1235.86

pg. 42

Amount brought forward $1235.86

60 geese $25. 8 hoes $8 33

1 broad ax $3. 6 axes $11 14

10 reap hooks $6. 5 augers $2.25 8.25

1 Chisel & gauge .50

1 Masons hammer & trowel 1

1 hand saw and ??imble 1.50

1 pair trace chains 3

1 pair Stilyards 5

1 ??ow and 2 chissels 1.50

1 hogshead jointer .75

1 Spade and shovel 3

1 howel and Staple 1.50

4 bells $3.50. 6 ear bells $3 6.50

1 old Chissell and branding Iron .75

2 grubing hoes & 1 Mattlock 3

1 Sledge hammer 2.50

2 bar share plough 15

3 Shovel ploughs & Clevises 8.50

1 Colter 75. 4 Single trees 2 2.75

1 Cross cut saw 5. log chain 3 8

1 log chain 6 6

1 Stage Waggon & gear 125

3 pr. hames & traces 2 blind bridles & collar 12

3 grass sythes 4.50. 1 cradle .75 5.25

1 ox yoke and pin .50

1 road Waggon & gear Waggon Saddle 100

and Jack scrue

1 Frying pan and Shaving knife 2.50

1 Bee Stands 2.50

1 Silver Watch 25

1 Buffet and the furniture contained 160

1 desk and Book case 45

$1839.61

pg. 43

Amount brought forward $1839.61

Sundry Books 14. tea board 4 18

1 Case bottles and frame 10

2 looking glasses 3. Shot gun 9. 12

1 dining table 10. Breakfast ditto 3. 13

1 Small table 2. 1 Bureau 25. 27

30 Chairs 18. Candle Stand 1. 19

4 brass Candlesticks 6

5 Beds, Bedsteads & furniture 300

2 trunks and one old chest 7

1 Surveying Cumpass platting

instruments and chain 40

16 pewter plates, 2 dishes, 1 bason & tankard 13

Tin ware 3

Washing tubs, pails, buckets &c 10

2 pots 4.50. 2 Dutch ovens 4. 8.50

5 Kettles and one Skillet 20

1 frying pan. 1 Tea Kettle 5

1 griddle & grid Iron, trivet &c 7.50

2 pot racks 5. pr. of Smothering irons 9. 14

1 Whip saw 6. 1 Small chain 2. 8

1 ox yoke 2. 1 Wheat fan 15. 17

1 cutting knife and box 3

4 hogs heads and 1 tub 6.25

1 Loom and hear for the same 16

1 Cotten wheel & 1 flax ditto 5

1 Cut reel and Cotton gin 8.50

1 Line Hackle and Course ditto 4

1 Mans Saddle 10. Sundry pieces leather 22. 32

26 barr Iron 3.25

1 pair Iron Wedges & Iron pitch fork 2.50

2 Whiskey barrels & 1 runlet 3.50

$2477.11

pg. 44

Amount brought forward $2477.11

2 small tubs 2. 1 Tatting box 1. 3

Knives & forks & box 2.50

parcel of unbroke hemp supposed to be #160 6.40

60 barrels of Corn 100. 100

625 Tobacco by supposition 18.75

2 blade stacks 8. 1 Stack of Oats 6. 14

45 bushels rye 22.50

18 hogs 36. 9 Shoats 6.75 42.75

1 Negro Man named Dublin 466.66

1 Ditto named Ned 450

1 Ditto named Frederick 450

1 Ditto named Pipen 385.66

1 Negro boy named Ben 300

1Negro Woman Nanny 50

1 Ditto named Mariah & 2 children

to wit, Harry & Edmund 485.66

1 Negro woman named Milley

with 2 children, to wit, Tandy & John 500

1 Negro woman named Pat & one

child, to wit, Lewis 450

1 Negro girl named Silvey 300

1 pr. Dog Irons 5

$6494.66

Agreeable to an Order of the Worshipful County Court of Boone to us,
directed we the Subscribers having been duly Sworn have appraised the estate
of Jeremiah Kirtley Deceased and return the within as a true Inventory
thereof. Given under our hands this 30th day of December 1806.

James McIntosh

Joseph Graves

John Cave

Jeremiah Kirtley { Executors}

Absalom Graves { ditto }

Boone County January Court 1807

This Inventory and Appraisement of the estate of Jeremiah Kirtley Deceased
was returned into Court & Ordered to be Recorded.

Teste Cave Johnson CBC

In pursuance of a clause in the last Will & Testament of Jeremiah Kirtley
Deceased I have this day GIven up two small negroes, to wit, Eve and Rose to
be applied and Valued to Levenia Eve & Clarissia Eve, agreeable to the said
Will. Given under my hand & Seal this 30th day of December 1806.

Mary Kirtley {Seal}

Teste

Joseph Graves

We Jeremiah Kirtley and Absalom Graves have this day Valued two small
negroes, to wit, Eve and Rose which we appraised as a part of the estate of
Jeremiah Kirtley Deceased to be applyed to the benefit of Levenia Eve and
Clarrisia Eve as directed by the last Will and Testament of the said
Deceased, and do Value Eve to be worth ninety dollars, Rose to be worth
seventy dollars. Given under our hands as Executors of the said Deceased
this 30th day of December one thousand eight hundred and six.

Jeremiah Kirtley

Absalom Graves

Teste

Joseph Graves

Teste Cave Johnson CLBC



Boone County Kentucky, Will Bk. A., pg. 287, dated 8th day of January 1807

A List of the sales of the Negroes of Mary Kirtley made on the 8th day of
January 1807-----

John Rogers, one negro man named Ben 775.00

Robert Kirtley one negro man Peppin 500.00

John Garnett one negro boy Lewis 593.50

Robt. Kirtley one negro woman

Milley & her child Reuben 600.00

John Garnett one negro boy John 400.00

Lawrence Sanford one negro boy Guy 500.00

Lawrence Sanford one negro boy Andrew 475.37 1/2

John Rogers one negro boy Bill 315.00

Lawrence Sanford one negro girl Herriet 330.00

Lawrence Sanford one nego girl Judith 359.25

Robt. Kirtley one negro boy George 215.37 1/2

I certify that the foregoing is a true list of the sales of the negroes
given up for distribution by Mary Kirtley this 8th day of January 1807.

Absalom Graves, Clerk of the Sale

Boone County Court February Term 1807

This list of the sales of the Slaves given up for Distribution by Mary
Kirtley was produced in Court, Examined & ordered to be Recorded.

Message #2***************************
Date: Sat, 11 Dec 1999 18:46:17 -0700
From: Buddy & Linda Harbin-Grubbs lharbing@worldnet.att.net
Subject: WILL: Boone Co., KY Wills:  Terrill, John L., 1890

Boone County, Kentucky Will Bk. 13, pgs. 312-314

Will of John L. Terrill, dated 13 February 1890

In the name of God Amen.

I John L. Terrill of the County of Boone and State of Kentucky, Being of
sound and disposing mind and memory, do hereby make this my last Will and
Testament, in manner and form following.

I will to my beloved and dutiful wife Mary M. Terrill my farm of two Hundred
and eight acres more or less located on Woolper Turnpike. Also the crop and
produce on same. Also of her selection of the horses on hand, four head.
Sheep twenty head, four Cows and ten hogs, and all of the household and
Kitchen furniture and goods. All of the aforesaid Land, Stock and property
to have as her own, with the right to dispose of same at her pleasure.

I devise and direct that the balance of my personal property be sold by
Executrix or Executors herein after named and the money used together with
notes on hand to pay my just debts and funeral expenses.

I devise, direct and will the balance of my estate both personal and real to
be equally divided (when my oldest child becomes of age) between my children
then living. My Executrix or Executors herein after named to select a
Surveyor and two men to divide the land real-estate or aforesaid, balance,
of my real-estate. I also give my Executrix or Executors power to make deeds
to each of my children as allotted to them in aforesaid division. The income
of afore balance of my estate to be their support and maintenance until they
are of age. My Executrix or Executors to have full control of same until as
my children become of age.

I do hereby nominate and appoint my beloved wife Mary M. Terrill Executrix
of this my last will and testament and have full confidence of her integrity
and fidelity I hereby request that the will not require security for her
Executorship of this my will.

If my wife should die or marry before my children become of age, in such
case I nominate and appoint Geo. W. Terrill Jr. (my brother), and Elijah
Parker (my brother in law) Executors of this my last will and testament and
have full confidence in their integrity and fidelity. I hereby request that
the Court will not require of them to give security for their Executorship
of this my will.

Revoking all former wills. I do make and declare this my last will and
testament.

Witness my hand and Seal this 13th day of February 1890.

John L. Terrill {JLT}

Attest in the presence of John L. Terrill and at his request February 15th
1890.

J. Frank Grant

Elijah Parker

An instrument of writing bearing date February 13th 1890 purporting to be
the last will and testament of John L. Terrill deceased, was this day
produced in open court and ordered to be filed and was proven by the oath of
Elijah Parker one of the attesting witnesses thereto, who also proved the
attestation of J. Frank Grant the other subscribing witness thereto, and
also proved that the whole instrument of writing and signature of John L.
Terrill. Whereupon it is ordered that said writing be and the same is hereby
allowed and established, as and for the last will and testament of John L.
Terrill deceased, and admitted to record as such.

Attest: A. S. Gaines Clerk


 
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