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Mary Ann (Duncan) Dobson
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Barren Co. KY Deed Indexes (grantors on FHL film 209,711; grantees on FHL film 209,715)
A-75: Ann & Joseph Duncan to James Duncan, 1800, 500a on Boyds Creek
A-81: Joseph Duncan from James McLaughlin, 1800, 750a on Boyds Creek
B-427: James Duncan Sr. & Elizabeth, to Thomas & Joseph Duncan, 1810, 500a on Boyds Creek.
C-17: Duncan heirs, Joseph, John, Matthew, Thos., Polly, James, to Andrew Lowry, 1810, 100a Boyds Creek
C-397: Joseph & Polly Duncan to John O. Morrison, 1813, Tract Boyds Creek
C-470: Seth Dunkin from Sarah Bell, 1814, 100a Boyds Creek
D-360: 1815, Wm. Bell deed of trust to Joseph, Ruhana and Seth Duncan. Land from Sarah Bell.
F-260: John Duncan from Johnston Atkinson et al, 1817, lot 43 Glasgow
F-515: John Duncan from Levi Pedigo, apprentice, 1818
H-22: James Duncan, son of Robert Duncan, bound to Charles P. Taylor, 1816
H-80: John Duncan from Joab Toney et al, 1820, lots 43-44 in Glasgow
H-86: Thos. Duncan from Wm. Feland et al, 1820, 331a on Fallen Timber Cr
H-381: Joseph Duncan from Jonathan Jewell et al, sheriff's deed, 1821, 100a in Barren Co.
H-382: Joseph & Polly Duncan to Albert Helman, 1821, 100a Barren Co
I-41: John Duncan from Will T. Bush, 1820, lot in Glasgow
I-42: John Duncan from Horatio Cleland, 1821, lot #34 Glasgow
I-65: Thos. Duncan to Lowry Bishop, P/A, 1822
I-97: John Duncan from John Gorin Jr. et al, 1821, Lot 34 in Glasgow
I-150: John Duncan from Thomas Nevil et al, 1822, apprentice
I-216: John Duncan from Wm. Savage, 1822, lot in Glasgow
I-280: John Duncan from Wm. Bush, 1822, Lot #34 in Glasgow
I-533: John Duncan to Wm. T. Bush, 1823, lots #43, 44 Glasgow
J-27: John Duncan from Thomas Van Swearengen, 1822, apprentice
J-64: John Duncan from Wm. Bush et al, 1823, Lot #34 in Glasgow
J-68: John Duncan from Wm. Savage et al, 1823, Lot #34 in Glasgow
J-114: Joseph & Thos. A. Duncan to Joseph Duncan, 1823, 158a Boyds Cr
J-186: John Duncan from Wm. Souther heirs, sheriff deed, 1823, 5a near Glasgow
J-187: John Duncan from Margaret Souther, R. Dower, 1823, Book J-186
J-271: Joseph & Polly Duncan to Thomas & Judith Duncan, 1823, division of 500a Boyds Creek
K-16: Joseph & Polly Duncan to Edward Gill, 1824, 207a Boyds Creek
K-45: Joseph Duncan by atty to Joseph Duncan, 1824, 158a Boyds Creek
K-46: Joseph Duncan to Thomas A. Duncan, 1823, P/A
K-258: Thomas Duncan to Joseph Duncan & Jonas Brown, 1827, P/A
K-299: Sally Duncan to Sally Duncan, 1827, 1/6 lot #34 & personalty
L-74: James S. Duncan to David Miller & Edward W. Eubank, 1827, mortgage int. in estate
L-75: Hiram W. Duncan to Sally Duncan, 1827, int. in estate
L-133: Jno. Garnett Jr. to James S. Duncan, 1827, int. in estate
L-152: Elizabeth Savage to John Duncan, 1827, dower 5a
L-225: Elizabeth Savage to John Duncan, 1827, dower Lot #34 Glasgow
L-318: Seth & Jane Duncan to Thomas Duncan, 1825, 100a Boyds Creek
L-332: Hiram W. Duncan to Samuel Scott, 1828, int. in estate
L-487: Matthew Duncan, James H. Duncan, Joseph Duncan, William & Polly Ann Lynn & Thomas A. Duncan to Joseph Duncan, 1829, 200a Peters Creek.
L-489: Joseph & Polly Duncan to Joseph Lewis, 1829, 200a Peters Creek
M-144: 25 Nov. 1826, Sarah Foster, Paschal Foster, Henry Foster, James & Frances E. Cardin, Thomas & Judith Duncan, John T. Foster, and Francis L. & Mircandy Smith (legatees of John Foster Sr.) to Joseph G. Cockrill, 1826
N-204: Thos. Duncan from Cyrus Dillard by atty, 1833, 188a Skeggs Cr
N-382: Joseph Duncan from Chas. Perkins, sheriff's deed, 1834, 110a Swearingin Cr.
N-391: Joseph & Polly Duncan to Wm. Day, 1834, 270a Boyds Creek
N-392: Joseph Duncan to Joel S. Perkins, 1834, 110a Swearingin Creek
N-439: Thos. Duncan from Jeremiah Vaughn, 1834, 30a Fallen Timber
O-54: Joseph & Polly Duncan to Joseph Lewis, 1835, tract Peters Creek
O-447: Thos. Duncan from Wm. Newell et al, 1836, tract on Skeggs Cr
O-507: Thos. & Judith Duncan to James W. Scrivener, 1838?, 95a Boyds Creek
P-3: Thos. Duncan from Thos. Mansfield et al, 1836, 100a Boyds Creek
P-295: Thos. Duncan from Isaac Westerfield et al, 1839, 100a Boyds Creek
Q-125: Thos. Duncan from Ephraim Smith et al, 1840, 130a in Boyds Creek
Q-511: Thos. & Judith Duncan to Moses Greer, 1842, 175a Skaggs Creek
Q-521: Thos. Duncan from Allen Williams et al, 1843, 85a Skeggs Creek
R-82: Thomas Feland gdn to George M. Trabue, 1843, lot of John Duncan
R-110: Thomas Feland gdn to Ann E. Feland, Sarah L. Feland & Mary T. Feland, 1843, lot #34 (part) adj. John Duncan
R-145: Thos. Duncan from Geo. W. Pursley et al, 1844, 103a Glovers Creek
R-174: Thos. Duncan from Nathan Bowles, comr. deed, 1844, 100a in Barren Co.
R-229: Thos. Duncan from Wm. W. Bailey et al, 1841, 47a on Glovers Creek
R-399: Thos. Duncan from Betsy Lowry, comr. deed, 1845, 27a in Barren Co.
R-538: Thos. Duncan from Betsy Lowry,, 1846, 100a on Skeggs Cr.
S-149: Thos. Duncan from Joel S. Perkins, comr. deed, 1847, 105a Barren Co.
S-375: Thos. & Judith Duncan to John W. Beauchamp et al, 1848?, 150a S. Fork Little Barren River
S-526: David Duncan to Lucien H. Lomax, 1850, P/A
T-62: Thomas Duncan from Wm. Pursley, c. deed, 1849, 22a Glover's Creek
T-181: Thos. Duncan to School Dist. #30?, 1849, 1a near Bald? Knob
T-314: Thos. & Judith Duncan to Benj. F. Dickey et al, 1851, 54a east of Prewitts Knob
U-8: Lucian H. & Mary Elizabeth Lomax, James Armstrong Duncan, David Roberson Duncan, Dearcey Paul Duncan & Wm. Wallace Duncan, to Asa Young, 1851, lot #6 186a and #7 176a on Peters Creek
Z-28: Judith Duncan to Mary Jane Dillion, Narcissa A. Ray, Sarah Tho. E. Chism, Francis A. Smith, Lucretia M. Smith, James J.A.J. Duncan & Aaron Thomas Kinslow, 1858, slave & personalty
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Barren Co. KY Deeds
Vol.A 1799-1899 (FHL film 209,719)
A-75/78: 7 Oct. 1800, Joseph Duncan and wife Anne of Bourbon Co. KY to James Duncan of same, for 300 pounds current money, parcel of land in Barren Co. on Boyds Creek containing by survey 500 acres, being a part of a Military claim of 1,950 acres patented in the name of John Kerney and by him conveyed to James McLaughlin and by the said McLaughlin to the said Joseph Duncan by deed 22 May 1800, and bounded as follows: beg. at two white oaks and a maple and running with one of the original lines North 70 deg. E 77 poles to a black gum and dogwood, then South 45 deg. E 20 poles to a dogwood and black oak, then E 186 poles to two poplars and black oak, then N 292 poles crossing a branch to a beech and ash, then N 30 deg. E 110 poles to a stake on the original line, then N 97 deg. W 180 poles to a stake, then S 19 deg. W 480 poles to the beginning, [warrant title]. /s/ Joseph Duncan, Ann Duncan. Certification in Bourbon Co. Oct. 7, 1800, by Tho. Arnold, CBCC. Barren Co. Court, Feb. 5, 1801, the indenture was received and admitted to record. (FHL film 209,719)
A-81/84: 22 May 1800, James McLaughlin of Pendleton Co. KY to Joseph Duncan of Bourbon Co. KY, for 300 pounds current money, parcel of land containing 750 acres, part of a survey of 1,950 acres patented to John Kerney and by him deeded to the said James McLaughlin, in Barren Co. on Boyds Creek, bounded as follows: Beg. 2 poles from one of the original corners at two white oaks and a maple and running with one of the original lines N 70 E 77 poles to a black gum and dogwood, then S 45 E 20 poles to a dogwood and black oak, then E 186 poles to two poplars & black oak, then North 292 poles crossing a branch to a beach and ash, then N 30 deg. E 118 poles crossing a branch to a sugartree & ash, then N 50 W 30 poles to a beach and black gum on Boyds Creek, then N 20 E 192 poles to a sugartree and honey locust, then N 50 W 20 poles to the beg. corner of original hun?? an elm and swamp white oak, running then with the original line N 70 W 140 poles to a poplar and black oak and from thence S 17 W in a direct line to the beginning, together with all improvements, water courses, profits and appurtenances whatsoever ... [warrant title]. /s/ James McLaughlin. Ack. in Bourbon Co. May 22, 1800, by James McLaughlin. Barren Co., May County Court 1800, received and admitted to record. (FHL film 209,719)
Vols. B-C 1801-1813 (FHL film 209,720; SLC 9/19/2012 and earlier)
B-427: 24 Jan. 1810, James Duncan Senr. of Bourbon Co. KY and wife Elizabeth, to Thomas Duncan and Joseph Duncan of county & state aforesaid, for love (etc.) to their sons the said Thomas Duncan and Joseph Duncan, 500 acres by estimation in County of Barren on waters of Boyds Creek, part of a military survey entered surveyed & patented in name of John Keany, bounded ... (no names). Signed J. Duncan, Elizabeth Duncan, seals. Wit. Jas. Boyle, Wm. Lanson, Wm. Duncan. Elizabeth appeared in Bourbon Co. 14 Sept. 1810 to relinquish dower. Proved in Bourbon Co. on oaths of Joseph Boyle and William Duncan, witnesses. 3 Dec. 1810, and ordered to be certified to the county of Barren. Deed of Gift from James Duncan Senr. & Elizabeth his wife to Thomas Duncan Jr. & Joseph Duncan recorded Barren Co. 26 Dec. 1811 (sic). (FHL film 209,720; and from Catherine Strider 6/1984)
C-17/18: 25 April 1810, Alexander Adair, Samuel Murrel, Dan Curd, William Logan and Joel Yancy, Commissioners appointed by the Bourbon Circuit Court in behalf of Matthew Duncan, James Duncan, Joseph Duncan, John Duncan, Thomas Duncan & Polly Duncan, heirs and legal representatives of Joseph Duncan deceased, to Andrew Lowry, both of Barren Co. KY, that agreeably to a decree of the Court aforesaid the commissioners convey to said Andrew Lowry a parcel of land in Barren Co. on the waters of Boyds Creek, a branch of Skaggs Creek, and containing 100 acres, bounded as follows: beg. at a swamp Elan white oak and 2 sugartrees Minters? corner on Boyds Creek, then with Minters line N 70 W 190 poles to a poplar and black oak, then S 17 W 84 poles to a black walnut dogwood and poplar, then S 70 E 190 poles to a chesnut and two beeches, then N 20 E 68 poles to a sugartree and honey locust, then N 50 W 20 poles to the beginning ... agreeably to the Decree of the Bourbon Circuit Court November term 1809. /s/ Alx. Adair, Saml. Murril, Dan Curd, W. Logan, Joel Yancey. Certification in Barren Co. by William Logan, Clerk to the County Court, indenture on behalf of the heirs of Joseph Duncan decd. to Andrew Lowry was acknowledged 25 April 1810 and admitted to record. (FHL film 209,720)
C-397/398: 14 July 1813, Joseph Duncan and wife Polly of Barren Co. KY to John O. Morrison of same, for $575 paid, sell tract of land in afsd Barren Co. on waters of Boyds Creek, beg. at ash & beech in a line of said Morrison's land whereon he now lives near a spring, warrant title. /s/ Joseph Duncan, Polly Duncan. They ack. indenture July 14, 1813, before W. Logan, Clk. (FHL film 209,720; SLC 9/19/2012)
C-470/471: 31 Oct. 1814, Sarah Bell of Barren Co. KY to Seth Dunkin of Bourbon Co. KY, for $500 paid, sell tract of land, 100 acres, being part of a military survey in name of Charles Greer in Barren Co. on waters of Boyds Creek including the plantation whereon Jessee Saunders decd. formerly lived, beginning at a white oak & poplar on the original line of said military survey, ... dividing line between said Bell & Swearingen's heirs, ... with its appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ Sarah Bell. Wit. Joseph Duncan, George Galloway, Burhead? Bell. She appeared Nov. 1, 1814 before J.W. Davis, D.C. (FHL film 209,720; SLC 9/20/2012)
Vols. D-E 1813-1818 (FHL film 209,721)
D-360: 30 Jan. 1815, William Bell of Berkley Co. VA to Joseph Duncan of Barren Co. KY; that whereas said William Bell has this day been appointed attorney in fact by Seth Duncan and his wife Ruhama Duncan of Nelson Co. KY to receive claims due them from the estates of William Henshaw and Ann Henshaw decd. late of Berkley Co. VA; now if said William Bell as attorney should recover or receive any money or other property from the estate, in order to provide for the payment of 1/2 of such money or other property, for $1 paid by Joseph Duncan, grant to said Joseph Duncan a tract of 500 acres, being part of a tract belonging to Sarah Bell containing by patent 1714 acres at the mouth of Peters Creek on Big Barren River in Barren Co. KY, and which moiety of 500 acres was purchased by said William Bell from James Blue, and all houses, buildings, orchards, watercourses, profits, etc., in trust; that if William Bell shall fail to pay to Seth Duncan & Ruhama his wife or their heirs the 1/2 of such estate as he may recover as their attorney from the estates of William & Ann Henshaw, in a reasonable time or upon demand, then Joseph Duncan may sell the above land at public auction and pay Seth & Ruhama their money and the balance to William Bell; wit. Samuel Vittetow, Daniel Vittetow, M.J. Duncan. (FHL film 209,721)
Vols. F-G 1817-1821 (FHL film 209,722; SLC 9/19/2012)
F-260/261: 22 Nov. 1817, Johnston Atkinson and Clotilda his wife of Barren Co. KY to John Duncan of same, for $100 paid, sell to said John Dunkin, part of lot on Main Street in Town of Glasgow, part of Lott No.43 begins at SE corner of said Lot at the Junction of Morgan Street with Main Street, ... to Jorden Glazbrook's corner, ... Waters Street, warrant title. /s/ Johnson Atkinson, Clotilda (X) Atkinson. They appeared Nov. 22, 1817, before W. Logan, Clk., and Clotilda released her right to dower. (FHL film 209,722; SLC 9/19/2012; Duncan & Dunkin as spelled)
F-515/516: Agreeable to order of Barren Co. Court, William Logan Clerk binds Levi Pedigo to John Duncan to learn the trade of a blacksmith, Levi Pedigo shall serve the said John Duncan for 3 years from 1 May last, shall obey all reasonable commands and shall not absent himself without leave, and John Duncan agrees to teach Levi Pedigo the trade of blacksmith and give him schooling and sufficient meat, drink, washing and lodging with good wearing apparel and at the expiration, give him a decent new suit of clothes. 27 July 1818, /s/ John Ducan. July 18, 1818, John Duncan ack. the indenture of apprenticeship before W. Logan, Clk. (MAD: Ducan and dates as given) (FHL film 209,722; SLC 9/19/2012)
Vols. H-I 1820-1822 (FHL film 209,723; SLC 9/19/2012)
H-22: 2 May 1816, James Duncan, son of Robert Duncan, aged about 14 years, bound as apprentice to Charles P. Taylor for 6 years. (FHL film 209,723)
H-80/81: 1 May 1820, Joab Toney and wife Mary of Barren Co. KY to John Duncan of county & state, for $200 paid, sell part of two lots in Town of Glasgow, the original Lots of which this is a part is known by No.43 and 44, the part hereby intended to be conveyed is to begin at SW corner of a lot whereon said Duncan's house and smith shop stand on Main Street, 20 feet from the SE corner of Lot No.43 and running with Main Street westwardly ... with Water street to said Duncan's corner in a line of Lot No.44, ... to the beginning, warrant title. /s/ Joab Toney, Mary Toney. They appeared May 1, 1820, before W. Logan, Clk. (FHL film 209,723; SLC 9/19/2012)
H-86/87: 5 May 1820, William Feland and wife Sarah of Warren Co. KY to Thomas Duncan of Barren Co. state afsd, for $475 paid, sell tract of land containing by survey 331 acres in Barren Co. on waters of Falling Timber, with appurtenances, warrant title, except that part now in dispute between the claim of said Feland and a survey of Polly Austin which interferance is not to excede 31 acres, and that 31 acres the afsd William Feland and Sarah his wife agree to warrant to the said Thomas Duncan. /s/ William Feland, Sarah Feland. They ack. the deed 5 May 1820 before W.G. Logan, D.Clk, Barren Co. (FHL film 209,723; SLC 9/19/2012)
H-381/382: 31 May 1821, Samuel Murrel, Deputy Sheriff for John Pool Sheriff of Barren Co. to Joseph Duncan, that two executions of Fiere Facias issued from the Barren Co. Circuit Court Clerk's Office, one on 17 March 1821 returnable Saturday preceding 3rd Monday in May next after its date for $169.20 with interest at 5% from 4 March 1820 until paid and 71-1/2 cents costs in favour of Joseph Duncan against the estate of Jonathan Jewell & George Jewell, and the other execution issued on 3 April 1821 returnable to Saturday preceding 3rd Monday in May next (after its date) for $69.55 with interest at 6% per annum from 4 March 1820 until paid and 20-1/2 cents cost in favour of J. & F. Gorin against the estate of said Jewells, each directed to the Sheriff of Barren Co. and came into the hands of said Samuel Murrel Deputy Sheriff for John Pool Sheriff of Barren Co. and were levied on 100 acres land in Barren Co. the property of said Jonathan Jewell, being the tract of land on which Edward Gray now lives and said land was sold at auction to the highest bidder and said Joseph Duncan became purchaser for $230, which payment Samuel Murrel ack., now he conveys to said Joseph Duncan 100 acres of land with appurtenances, warrant title against the claim of Jonathan Jewell. /s/ Samuel Murrel D.S. for John Pool S.B.C. He ack. deed before W. Logan, Clk., Barren Co. KY. (FHL film 209,723; SLC 9/19/2012)
H-382/383: 31 May 1821, Joseph Duncan and Polly Duncan his wife to Albert Holman, for $330 paid, sell parcel of land containing 100 acres in Barren Co. KY, being the tract of land whereon Edward Gray now lives, ... with a line of James Nichols, ..., warrant title against claim of said Duncan & wife. /s/ Joseph Duncan, Polly (X) Duncan. They appeared 31 May 1821 before W. Logan, Clerk. (FHL film 209,723; SLC 9/19/2012)
I-41/42: That Horatio Cleland on 5 April 1820 conveyed to me by mortgage a lot of ground on Main St. & Green St. in town of Glasgow, Barren Co. KY, to secure payment of $1,000 payable in 4 annual payments by notes given for $250 each, and the payment of $1,000 has been made and the 4 notes fully satisfied by John Duncan who purchased said lot of said Cleland, now I William T. Bush convey to Duncan all the interest I have by virtue of said mortgage, 27 July 1821, /s/ Will T. Bush. Wit. J.R. Underwood. He appeared Aug. 1821 in Barren Co. Court Clerk's Office. (FHL film 209,723; SLC 9/19/2012)
I-42/43: 27 July 1821, Horation Cleland and wife Sarah of Barren Co. KY to John Duncan of same, for $1,350 paid, sell lot in town of Glasgow, part of Lot 34 at the SW corner of sid Lot at the junction of Main St. and Green Street, running with Main Street eastwardly ..., with appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ Horatio Cleland, Sarah Cleland. They appeared 27 July 1821 before W. Logan, Clerk, Barren Co. KY. (FHL film 209,723; SLC 9/19/2012) (Horation and Horatio as spelled)
I-65: 20 March 1822, Thomas Duncan of Barren Co. KY appoint Lowry Bishop of afsd my attorney in fact relating to the collection of a certain sum of money which is due to me from David B. Morgan of Louisiana for which judgment has been obtained in my name against said Morgan, and get from the Court the note upon which judgment was given or a copy of the record of said judgment in order to commence suit against said Morgan wherever he may be found, and employ counsel and recover, collect and give receipt for said money. /s/ T. Duncan. Wit. S.T. Logan, G.W. Trabue. He appeared before William Logan, Clerk of the County Court, Barren Co. KY, 19 March 1822. (FHL film 209,723; SLC 9/19/2012)
I-97/98: 6 Oct. 1821, John Gorin Jr. & Eliza his wife of Logan Co. KY to John Duncan of Barren Co. KY, for $1,000 paid, sell lot of ground in Town of Glasgow and the original lot of which this is a part is known as No.34 and the part hereby intended to be conveyed is to begin on Main Street 20 feet from SW corner of said lot and running on a line of a lot conveyed to said Duncan by Bush and Cleland and parallel with Green Street, ... to William Savages corner, ... Southers line, ... corner of Joseph Southers brick house on Main St., then ..., warrant title. /s/ John Gorin Jr., Eliza F. Gorin. John Gorin Jr. appeared Oct. 6, 1821, before M. Logan, Clerk, Barren Co. Eliza F. Gorin appeared 10 June 1823 before Spencer Curd, Clerk of Logan Co. KY court. (FHL film 209,723; SLC 9/19/2012)
I-150: 2 Jan. 1822, James Nevil of Barren Co. KY to John Duncan of same, James Nevil binds his son Thomas Nevil to said John Duncan for 2 years and 6 months from the date hereof, said son shall serve said John Duncan for the afsd term of 2 years & 6 months as an apprentice to the blacksmith trade and obey all his lawfull and reasonable commands and not absent himself without leave ... and John Duncan agrees to teach said Thomas the trade of a blacksmith and furnish said Thomas with sufficient meat, washing, mend of his clothes & lodging suitable for an apprentice. /s/ James Nevil, John Duncan. 2 Jan. 1822 ack. by Nevil & Duncan before W. Logan, Clk, Barren Co. KY. (FHL film 209,723; SLC 9/19/2012)
I-216/217: 23 March 1822, William Savage and wife of KY to John Duncan of same, for $50 paid, sell lot of ground containing 5 acres near the town of Glasgow in said county and is a part of Henry Coleman's headright survey which was laid off to Lots by Nathan Burrows and which lot was sold by said Burrows to said Savage 23 June 1827, Lot No.3 adj. Lot No.2, Lot 12, & Lot 4, warrant title. /s/ William Savage. He appeared 23 March 1822 before W. Logan, Clk. (MAD: wife never named) (FHL film 209,723; SLC 9/19/2012)
I-280/281: 22 June 1822, William T. Bush to John Duncan, that John Goren Jr. in order to secure payment of certain notes executed by him for the use and business? of the president Directors & Company of the bank of Green River, mortgaged to said Bank the property hereinafter mentioned, and Gorin sold the property to said Duncan who agreed to pay and has paid the President, Directors and company of said bank, to secure payment the property was mortgaged to Bush, now for $1, William T. Bush have released to said Duncan all interest vested in me by Gorin's mortgage to part of Lot 34 in Town of Glasgow, beg. on Main Street 20 feet from SW corner of Lot 34, then with Green Street ..., Wm. Savages corner. /s/ William T. Bush. He appeared before Thomas Feland, Deputy Clerk for William Logan, Clerk of County Court of Barren Co. (FHL film 209,723; SLC 9/19/2012)
I-533: 19 March 1823, John Duncan of Barren Co. KY to William T. Bush of same, $200, lots 43 & 44 in Glasgow. No wife, no wit. (FHL film 209,723)
Vols. J-K 1821-1827 (FHL film 209,724; SLC 9/19/2012)
J-27/28: Per order of County Court of Barren Co., William Logan, Clerk of said Court, bind Thomas Van Swearingen orphan of (blank) Swearengen who is about 15 years old in March, the 20 March next, to John Duncan to learn the trade of a blacksmith ... until he shall arrive to the age of 21 years, ... and John Duncan shall teach him the business of a blacksmith and teach him reading and writing with common arithmetic including the rule of three and ... meat and drink, washing and lodging, wearing apparel, and at the expiration of his apprenticeship, give him a decent new suit of clothes and 3 pounds 10 shillings in cash. /s/ John Duncan, 21 Nov. 1822. Wit. Thomas Feland, D.C. He appeared before William Logan, Clerk, January Court 1823. (FHL film 209,724; SLC 9/19/2012)
J-64/65: 19 March 1823, William T. Bush and wife Sally of Barren Co. KY to John Duncan of afsd, for $600 paid, sell lot in town of Glasgow, the lot of which this is a part is designated as Lot No.34, and the part hereby intended to be conveyed is bounded beg. at the center of the division wall? of the brick house, built between John Anderson & James Hall on the North side of Main Street, then ... line of a lot conveyed to said Duncan by John Gorin, then ... to the beginning, warrant title. /s/ Will T. Bush, Sally Bush. They appeared 19 March 1823 before W. Logan, Clk of County Court. (FHL film 209,724; SLC 9/19/2012)
J-68/69: 29 March 1823, William Savage and Elizabeth his wife of Barren Co. KY to John Duncan of same, for $100 paid, sell lot in Town of Glasgow, the original lot of which this is a part is No.34, beg. at NW corner of said lot & corner to Paul and William Shirley's lot, then with Green ... corner to the lot conveyed by John Gorin Jr. to said Duncan, then ... line of the lot conveyed by William T. Bush to said Duncan, line of a lot formerly owned by Thos. Wagnow now the property of B.B. Winn, Shirley's corner, ... warrant title. /s/ Wm. Savage. He appeared March 29, 1823, before Thomas Feland, Deputy Clerk for William Logan, Clerk of the County Court. (FHL film 209,724; SLC 9/19/2012)
J-114: 1 April 1823, Joseph Duncan in persuance of an order of the Court of Bourbon by his attorney Thos. A. Duncan of Barren Co. KY, the said Joseph Duncan of Illinois for $424 paid, sell to Joseph (no last name, but indexed as Joseph Duncan) of Barren a tract of land containing 158 acres, being the remains of a military claim of 1950 acres patented in the name of John Kerney and by him conveyed to James McLaughlin and by said McLaughlin to Joseph Duncan deceased, on the waters of Boyds Creek in Barren Co. /s/ Th. A. Duncan Attorney in fact for Joseph Duncan of Illinois. Certification April 1, 1823, by Thomas Feland, Deputy Clerk for William Logan, Clerk of Barren County Court, that the deed was ack. by Thomas A. Duncan attorney in fact for Joseph Duncan of Illinois. /s/ Thomas Feland, D.C. (FHL film 209,724; SLC 9/19/2012)
J-186/187: Hezekiah P. Murrel, Deputy Sheriff for John Pool Sheriff of Barren Co. KY, to John Duncan of Barren Co. KY, that on 9 July 1822 a writ of Fiere Facias issued from Barren Circuit Court Clerk's office in favour of the President Directors and Company of the Bank of KY against the estate of Joseph Souther, deceased, in the hands of Joab Torey his administrator, on the Estate of William Souther, Joseph Souther and Mary Ann Souther, heirs at law of said Joseph Souther deceased, for $815 with interest from 28 April 1821 until paid and $7.63? cost, directed to Sheriff of Barren Co. and returnable to Saturday preceding 3rd Monday in August next after the date, and came into the hands of said Murrel deputy Sheriff 9 July 1822, ... levied on lot near Glasgow, Lot No.2, as the property of said Souther laid off by Nathan Burrow out of Henry Coleman's 200 acre headright survey, said lot adj. Lot No.1, 3 & 11, contains 5 acres in an oblong square, ... auction 29 July 1822, $47.25 to the said John Duncan, the highest bidder, ... 31 May 1823. /s/ H.P. Murrel, D.S. for John Pool, S.D.C. The deed was ack. 31 May 1823. (FHL film 209,724; SLC 9/19/2012)
J-187/188: Margaret Souther widow of Joseph Souther deceased of Barren Co. KY, to John Duncan of same, for $15 paid, sell and quit claim all my right of dower in 5 acres of land near the Town of Glasgow, being a part of Henry Colman's 200 acre headright claim which was laid off by N. Burrows into lots & sd lott intended to be conveyed is Lot 2 and lies adj. lots No.1, 3 & 11 and lies in an oblong square. 3 Oct. 1823. /s/ Margaret (X) Souther. She appeared Oct. 3, 1823, before W. Logan, Clk. (FHL film 209,724; SLC 9/19/2012)
J-271: 20 Sept. 1823, Joseph Duncan and wife Polly to Thomas Duncan and wife Judith, both Barren Co. KY; Joseph and Thomas each own undivided interest in a lot on both sides Boyd's Creek, 500 acres, by deed 24 Jan. 1810 by James Duncan; division of land. No wit. (FHL film 209,724)
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