KY-FOOTSTEPS-D Digest     24 June 2000                    Volume 00 : Issue 218



______________________________X-Message: #1
Date: Sat, 24 Jun 2000 12:31:03 -0700 (PDT)
From: Jan Gillespie <gillespie1949@yahoo.com
Subject: NEWS: Mason County,  Ky - The Eagle, 1827 (dates as indicated)

Maysville Eagle, Maysville, Ky.
March 28, 1827

Death:

In Flemingsburg, on Thursday, the 22d inst, George W. Botts, Esq. a valuable citizen of that 
place.
_____

State of Kentucky
Mason County, Sct.-February Court 1827

Daniel Jenkins & Overton Jenkins, Appellants
   against
Presley Gill, agent for William Phillips heirs,  appellee

The defendant not having catered his appearance herein, agreeably to law find it appearing 
to the satisfaction of the court that he is not an inhabitant of this state; upon motion of 
the appellants, by their attorney, it is ordered tat unless the said appellee shall appear 
before the justices of the county court of Mason County, on the second Monday in May next, 
and answer the appellee, the service of process shall be taken as confessed-and that a copy 
of this order be published in some authorized newspaper for two months in succession.

Marshall Key, clerk.
______

Twenty dollars reward, Strayed or Stolen from the subscriber, living at Poplar Plains, 
Fleming county, Kentucky. One large bright Sorrel Horse, one pale Sorrel colt, one bright 
Bay mare and one chestnut Sorrel mare.

Will. Pearce, February 28, 1827
______

Bank of Limestone

Wm. B. Phillips, Agent
______

Commissioners Sale

By virtue of a decree of the Mason Circuit Court made at the February term, 1826, in favor 
of MICHAEL WILSON against JOHN JOHN and others I shall on Friday the 6th day of April 
proceed to sell on the premises the tract of  land mentioned in decree to the highest 
bidder.

Winslow Parker, Com'r.
_______

Horse-Wheel, for Sale

Val. Peers
===============================================

WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1827 - Maysville Eagle

April Term, 1827 Mason Circuit --Sct.


John Walton, complainant,
         against
Enoch Barr's heirs and others.


Jacob Slacke, complainant,
         against
William Barclay, & others.


Hannah Reed, complainant,
         against
Henry Weirick, defendant.


John Armstrong, complainant,
         against
Henry Weirick, defendant.


Lewis E. Reed, complainant,
         against
Elijah Alexander & Oris Sterne, dfts.


Jabes Shotwell, complainant,
         against
John Shotwell's heirs, defendants

The defendants, John Wheeler and Liza his wife, Edward Dobyns and Ann his wife, and Nathan 
Shotwell, not having entered their appearance herein according to law and the rules of this 
court...........

Henry Weirick, complainant,
          against
George Weirick, defendant


James W. Moss, complainant,
          against
Daniel McKinney and others


Archibald Dixson, complainant,
           against
William H. Pepper and others


Samuel Baldwin, complainant,
         against
Edmund Collins & others

The defendants, the unknown heirs of Richard Taylor and Phillip Buckner, not having entered 
their appearance....... 


James Savage, complainant,
         against
Samuel Whipps and Jno. W. Anderson, defendants.


Maurice Langhorne, complainant,
          against
George H. Sinclair and others, defts.


Benjamin Clift, complainant,
          against
William Shelton 's heirs, defend.

The defendants, Austin Shelton, Dabney Shelton, Thomas Shelton, John Shelton, and Henry 
Shelton, not having entered their appearance................


William Parker, complainant,
         against
Lewis Bullock and others, defend'nts

the defendants, the unknown heirs of Charles Yancy, deceased, not having entered their 
appearance........
_____________

Taken up by William Hendrickson, living on the waters of Cabin Creek, Poplar flat, an Iron 
Grey Filly, around two years old, a small star on his forhead. appraised to $15.00

Thomas Parker, P.P.L.C.
____________

Wm. S. Bodley, will practice Law in the Courts of Mason, Fleming, and Lewis Coutny.  His 
office is in Maysville, on Front Street, next door below Mr. John Roe.
___________

Deaths

In Mayslick, Mason county, Ky. on Tuesday morning last, after a long and severe illness, 
Mrs. Jane MacKey, consort of Mr. William Mackey and daughter of Gen. Robert Pogue.

In Philadelphia, on the 29th April, the Hon. William Tilghman, chief justice of the supreme 
court of Pennsylvania in his 71st year.

__________

Washington Inn

The subscriber has just opend a house of public entertainment in the town of Washington with 
a well supplied stable.

Jane Stith
__________

PARAGON
is standing for the present season at Washingotn, Mason county, Ky.  Persons desirous of 
putting mares to this fine blooded, Race HOrse, will have the strictest attention given by 
calling: JOHN W. ANDERSON Paragon's Pedigree...............

J.S. Berryman,
R.G. Jackson
_________

The celebrated Race Horse, DOUBLEHEAD.......

James H. Holton,
Edmund Thornton
_________

BRACKEN CIRCUIT--SCT.  March Term, 1827

The President & Directors of the Bank of the Commonwealth, complainants

         Eli Tucker & others defendants.
The defendants, William Helm, Thomas Helm, Samuel Helm, Merideth Helm and the heirs of 
Merideth Helm, deceased, and the heirs of Charles Ford.................
__________

GREENUP CIRCUIT & COUNTY --SCT

Jonathan Morton's heirs and John Lawson, complainants
      against
John Haweis' heirs and others d'fts.

This day came the complainants, by their consel, and the defendants, Edward Wilson, Thomas 
Wilson, and George Wilson, children of Mary Wilson, dec'd; William Bailes and John Bailes, 
children of Frances Bailes, dec'd, who was one of the children of Mary Wilson, dec'd., not 
having entered their appearance.........

_______________

PLENIPO

Is a beautiful bay, with a black mane..........
We the undersigned attest he is now the property of William Wells.

John Crocket,               William Atkinson,
Jacob Trumbo,               Isaac Coniers,
Andrew Trumbo,              David Ulery,
Alex. McIntire,             William Baly,
Warren Baley,               Washington Iles,
Andrew Cartmill,            Jeremiah Corbin,
Samuel Hodge.
_______________

Real Estate for Sale

Thomas M. Dougherty, Ex'r.
__________

Wool Carding

Wilson Clift
_________

Wool Carding and Spinning

Enos Woodward
_________

Six Cents Reward

Ran away from the subscriber on the 23rd of March, an indented apprentice to the Boot and 
Shoemaking Business named JAMES MILBOURN. The above reward bu no charges will be paid to any 
person delivering said youth.

JAMES ARTUS

________

White Washing

Leonard, otherwise called LEONARD MEADS, (a colored man), respectfully makes known to the 
citizens of Maysvill, that he is prepared to White Wash Rooms, with very White Lime, on the 
shortest notice and most reasonable terms.  Person wanting white washing done can find him a 
Mr. John Sumrall's
_____________

______________________________X-Message: #2
Date: Sat, 24 Jun 2000 17:49:12 EDT
From: Acltk@aol.com
Subject: MISC: H. Brady Index Page A-B, Stithton, Ky (Hardin Co)

(This is info I have added to the file to help others locate where Stithton once was 
located).
The town of Stithton was started by Benjamin Jones in the late 1800s and was located where a 
county road crossed the newly constructed railroad tracks. Benjamin Jones apparently figured 
it would be a good place to build a hotel and a railroad freight station so farmers could 
put their livestoick and produce on the train to send it to market. Remember this is the way 
many small towns formed. Stithton did notlast long because by 1919 the last store 
(wisemann's dry goods) had closed and all property belonged to the US governemnt. Downtown 
Stithton became Camp Henry Knox (main part of post between the present day traffic circle 
and Srt Patricks Church now the Main Post Chapel. Stithton is one of the oldest communities 
in the area.  It actually rests  within Ft Knox boundaries and today is referred to as the 
main post area H. Brady, General Merchandise

Stithton, Ky. 1912 - 1916

Day Ledger, Customer Accounts

Index Page A, B

J Frank BIRD                   34
Ben ADAMS                    34
John BOHANNON            40
Wallace BIRD                  41
Joe BOGARD                  35
Henry BRYANT                  4
Virgil BURCHAM              60
Wm BROWN                   62
Bud Buckler  (?)               66
C A  ATCHER                  67
Jas BENNETT                  85 X 232
L J BRYAN                      94
Roy BROOKS                 103
Turner BOGARD              107
J W BARKER                  111
Todd BOGARD                115
Kirt (?) ANDERSON         126
Eliza BARKER                144 X 244 X 291 X 299 X 300 X 310
John ATCHER                 10
Wm BARLEY                  163 X 239 X 265 X 288
Walter BISHOP               147
John S BARKER              32
Bob BARKER                  33
John BURCHAM              105
W H BISHOP                  147
Miles ALDRIDGE             177
Bord (?) & CLARK            223
J A BLAKELY                  258
Bernard BRYANT             260
Curtis BENNETT              87 X 107 X 116 X 290 X 305 X 312
Ben ADAMS                    39
Frank BYSLEY (?)           30
C ABERSOLD (?)            164

End listings A and B.

______________________________X-Message: #3
Date: Sat, 24 Jun 2000 17:59:46 EDT
From: Acltk@aol.com
Subject: MISC: H BRADY Index Page C, D, Stithton, Ky (Hardin Co)

H. Brady, General Merchandise
Stithton, Ky. 1912 - 1916

Day Ledger, Customer Accounts

Index Page C, D

John CARR                    28
Roy CARR                     50
Tony CORBETT             46
Wash CLARK                49
Clive DAVIS                   52
W P CLARK                  52
Edd DAVIS                    59
____ CONNELL             72
Taylor DAVIS                78 X 259
Crum CLARK                81
Emitt DAVIS                 84
Geo CLARK                  86
Chas CLARK                86
Allen DAVIS                 98 x 159
J J DAVIS                    97 x 216 x 258
Geo DAVIS                  31
George CARR              122
John CHILDERS           149
Chas COWLEY            158 x 185
E  (?) CARRICO           165
Sam DAVIS                 170
Will CHAPPEL             172
Chas CAMPBELL         132
John CAMPBELL          95 x 248
Thos CHAMBERLAIN    100
W H DAVIS                 198  X 230
Mrs CONNELL             103 X 108
F M DEVINE                100
Hugh CLARK                61
Will CONNELL             108
Wm CORBETT             172
C. I.  CORBETT            131

End Index Page C, D



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