LOGAN CO. KY
LAND RECORDS
DEEDS PART 1, Deed Books A1 to Q
 

Logan Co. KY Deeds (SLC 10/19/1990, 12/1/2008, 9/19-22/2012)
   Vols. A1-A, 1792-1808, 1803-1806 (FHL film 364,581)
      A1-296: 11 Nov. 1799, James Stewart of Christian Co. KY to William Duncan of Logan Co. KY, £100, land (179 poles by 26 poles) on Whipperwill about 1 and 1/2 (blank) above the double lick, about 40 poles below Russell's cabbin. Wit. Alexd. Adams, Barnabas (X) Smith. (FHL film 364,581)
      A1-526/527: 30 Aug. 1802, Samuel Caldwell by order of court this day bound out Mima Dincen? to James M. Rollins of Logan Co. to sewing, spining and all neccessary business common for woman and said Mima is to serve the said James M. Rollins until she arrives to age of 16 years, and the said Mima her master shall faithfully serve & his surety? keep and all his commands cheerfully obey, ... she shall not commit matrimony, she shall not contract from the service of said master, she shall not ... absent herself without her said master's consent, ...and her sd. master shall teach or cause to be taught sewing & spinning &c and (feed and cloth her), and at the end of said time give her the said Mima a spinning wheel and cloths and cause her to be taught to right and read. /s/ Saml. Caldwell by Order of Court. Logan Co., June County Court 1802, Ordered that Samuel Caldwell Clerk bind out Mima Dinsen? to James Rollins to learn the spinning business according to law and agreeable to the said order, the said Mima Dinsen is Indented agreeable to this within indenture and according to an act of Assembly ... provided the same is recorded in my Office Book A page 526. /s/ Saml. Caldwell, Clk. (FHL film 364,581; SLC 10/19/1990 and 4/30/2013)
      A1-586: 11 April 1803, William (+) Duncan of Logan Co. KY to Alexander Adams of same, $500 KY money, 100 acres on Whipporwill (same description as A1-296). No wife. Wit. Armsd. Morehead. (FHL film 364,581)
      A1-612: 15 Aug. 1803, Alex. Adams of Christian Co. KY to William Duncan of Logan Co. KY, £100, 100 acres on Whipporwill, 1-1/2 miles above double lick (land in A1-296). No wit. or wife. (FHL film 364,581)
 
      A-70: 10 Oct. 1803, William Roberts of Shelby Co. KY to James Duncan and Reuben Browning of Logan Co. KY, £420, 1200 acres on Muddy River, corner Sigismond Stripling's line. No wit. or wife. (FHL film 364,581)
      A-196: 20 Aug. 1804, Wm. Duncan this day sold my additional claim of 200 acres to John Washington for value recd. and appoint him my attorney to draw a certificate for same and have it surveyed and carried into grant and to make a sufficient deed. Wit. Alexr. Adams. (FHL film 364,581)
      A-239: 10 Nov. 1804, Reubin Browning and wife Sally (X) to James Duncan, all Logan Co. KY, £150, 245 acres (no neighbors or waterways). No wit. (FHL film 364,581)
      A-240: 10 Nov. 1804, James Duncan and wife Bashey (/s/ Bathsheba (X) Duncan) to Reubin Browning, all Logan Co. KY, £150, 405 acres on Muddy River, corner Henry Mauzy's survey, Alston's Creek. No wit. (FHL film 364,581)
      A-242: 10 Nov. 1804, James Duncan and wife Barsha (/s/ Bathsheba (X) Duncan) and Reubin Browning and wife Sally (X), all of Logan Co. KY, to Henry Mauzy of same, £105, 300 acres corner Segismond Stribling's 2000 acre survey on bank of Muddy River, corner Reubin Browning, near mouth of a branch. No wit. (FHL film 364,581)
 
   Vols. B-C, 1806-1813 (FHL film 364,582)
      B-452: 3 May 1809, Presley Morehead and wife Polly to Nimrod Duncan, all Logan Co. KY, $500 KY money, 200 acres, crossing Elk Fork of Muddy River, near John Hughes line. No signature of wife, no wit. Release of dower in C-541. (FHL film 364,582)
      B-471: 24 May 1809, James Brown of Hickman Co. TN and John (X) Prewitt of Williamson Co. TN to James Duncan of Logan Co. KY, $1000, 239 acres on Allum Lick Creek, waters of the Wolf Lick fork of Muddy River, beg. said Duncan's pasture, Robards corner, orig. corner, survey made in name of David Logan, divisional line with said Duncan and part of heirs of said "John Brown". No wit. (FHL film 364,582)
      B-480: 12 June 1809, Reuben Browning and wife Sally and James Duncan and wife Barsha (/s/ Barsheba (X)) of Logan Co. KY to Elizabeth Duncan, widow of Benjamin Duncan decd, and also the heirs of said Benjamin Duncan decd by name Malinda Duncan, Squire Duncan, Anne Duncan, Abner Duncan, Julia Duncan, all of said county, for £70 paid by said Benjamin Duncan decd, convey 250 acres, part of a larger survey patented in name of Augustine Slaughter on Alstons Creek and waters of Muddy River. (FHL film 364,582)
      B-486: 20 Feb. 1807, John Boyd, James Duncan and Daniel McGoodwin of Logan Co. KY appoint John Logan and George Madison of the town of Frankfort, KY, attorneys; we sold to Samuel Caldwell of Russellville, Logan Co. KY, our rights to additional claims of land which each of us are entitled to by Act of Assembly passed (blank date); to enter and survey the land and assign the certificates. Signed only by John Boyd. (FHL film 364,582)
      B-545: 26 Aug. 1809, Ninian Edwards and wife Elvira to William Duncan, $155, 15-1/2 acres on Muddy River below the county bridge by Edwards and Hockenruth?'s Mill; reference to agreement between said Edwards and Edward Hockenwith?, that the deed is made with Hockenruth?'s approbation. Release of dower on C-112. (FHL film 364,582)
      B-611/612: 31 Oct. 1809, Hugh Cathey of Logan Co. KY to Wharton R. Moore of "Fyatte" [Fayette] Co. afsd, that said Hugh Cathey for $600 paid, sell to said Wharton R. Moore a parcel of land containing 212 acres in Logan Co., beg. on a Beech and Oak tree marked J.H. and P.T. on the conditional line between the said Hughs and Trammel ... bank of the creek ... then following the meanders up the creek to where Alexander Bailey's line crosses said creek ... on Cathey's line in his field, then ... to the beginning, and the said Hugh Cathey, the bargained land with appurtenances, to him the said Wharton R. Moore, warrant title. /s/ Hugh Cathey. Wit. Abner Browning, Alexander Bailey, Zachariah Duncan, John Kerr. Ack. before J. Armistead Morehead, Clerk of Court, and recorded 6 Nov. 1809. (FHL film 364,582; SLC 10/19/1990, 4/30/2013 and 9/9/2013)
      B-612/614: 30 Oct. 1809, Alexander Bailey of Logan Co. KY to Hugh Cathey of afsd, for $4.80 paid, sell parcel of land containing about 12 acres in Logan Co., beg. on 3 beeches marked W.R.M. above the Fish pot riffle, then ... on Bailey's line, then ... following the meanders of the creek to the beginning, with appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ Alexander Bailey. Wit. Abner Browning, Zachariah Duncan, John Kerr. Ack. and recorded 6 Nov. 1809. (FHL film 364,582; SLC 10/19/1990 and 4/30/2013)
 
      C-4: 20 Oct. 1808, William Roberts of Shelby Co. KY to John Duncan and Eli Simmons of Logan Co. KY, for 6-- (bottom of page blurred; $600?), 275 acres, part of 475 acre patent to said Roberts, on Alton's Creek, a branch of Muddy River, adj. John Wilson. No wife. Wit. Abraham Owen, William B. Clipton, Charles Duncan. (FHL film 364,582)
      C-268: (blank) June 1811, Elizabeth Duncan, widow and exec. of Benjamin Duncan late of Fayette Co. KY, decd, for diverse good causes, appoint friend James Duncan of Logan Co. KY to receive for me or the heirs of said Benjamin Duncan decd. anything coming in the State of VA from the will of William Duncan late of Culpeper Co. VA or by virtue of any dues or amounts I may have on any person in Pitsylvania Co. VA. Wit. Reuben Browning, Abner Browning. (FHL film 364,582)
      C-338: (no date) Agreement by John Duncan and Eli Simmons about a dividing line; rec. 9 Nov. 1811. (FHL film 364,582)
      C-338: 9 Nov. 1811, Eli Simmons and wife Elizabeth to Abner Browning, all Logan Co. KY, for $800, 197 acres on Alstons Creek, Muddy River, adj. John Wilson. (FHL film 364,582)
 
   Vols. D-E, 1813-1817 (FHL film 364,583)
      D-30: 15 Jan. 1814, William Johns to William Duncan, both Logan Co. KY, $783, 130 acres on Muddy River adj. Samuel Wilson, part of a military survey of 2666-1/3 acres entered in name of Gabriel Green. Wit. Wiley J. Barner, H. Stevenson, Valentine Cook. D-246, release by Polly Green. (FHL film 364,583)
      D-241: 4 Jan. 1815, George Veneman of State of OH to Nimrod Duncan of State of KY, in consideration of services rendered by William Roberts, convey to said Duncan, [who is] Roberts' assignee, 233-1/3 acres on Muddy River in Logan Co. adj. 500 acre survey in name of Richard C. Anderson and said Veneman. /s/ George Vaneman by Garret Vaneman, attorney in fact. (FHL film 364,583)
      D-313: 16 May 1815, Presly Morehead to Sandford Duncan, $600, 100 acres on Elk Lick fork of Muddy River, adj. John Browning. No wife, no wit. (FHL film 364,583)
      D-390: 3 Oct. 1815, Sigismund Stripling Junr. of Frederick Co. VA to James Duncan of Logan Co. KY, $500, 245 acres corner Sigismund Stripling's military survey adj. land where said James Duncan now lives. No wife, no wit. (FHL film 364,583)
 
      E-156: 17 June 1816, William Conner and wife Betsey (X) of Giles Co. TN to William Duncan of Logan Co. KY, $500, 50 acres adj. Absolem Sharp, bank of Muddy River, tan yard. No wit. (FHL film 364,583)
      E-167: 14 March 1816, Reubin Browning and Urbin Ewing, commissioners of Logan County Court, to James Duncan; for Elijah Cantrell who was paid $53.33; sell 20 acres on Allum Lick Creek on Stribbling's line, part of land left by John Brown decd. and a legacy of said Cantrell's wife Peggy formerly Peggy Brown. (FHL film 364,583)
      E-369: 17 May 1816, William W. Whitaker and wife Penelope of Russelville, Logan Co. KY, to William Duncan of Logan Co. KY, $370, part of lot 12. (FHL film 364,583)
      E-380: 29 Jan. 1817, Wm. Duncan and David Caldwell purchased 4 feet of land from William W. Whitaker to have an alley in our new brick house; ?? an easement. David Caldwell for firm of A. & D. Caldwell. (FHL film 364,583)
      E-473: 16 Dec. 1816, Commissioners to James Duncan, 28-1/3 acres land of heirs of John Brown decd. for $1, on Allum Lick Creek. (heirs not named). (FHL film 364,583)
 
   Vols. F-G, 1817-1819 (FHL film 364,584)
      G-382/383: (blank day) July 1819, Saml. Caldwell agent for the trustees of the Newton Academy of Logan Co. KY to Sanford Duncan, for $5 paid, sell tract of land on waters of Muddy River, SW corner to James Duncan's survey of 138 acres, Wm. Hunter's line, Samuel McCrackin's line, Pollard's line, containing 200 acres more or less, trustees warrant title. /s/ Trustees of the Newton Academy by S. Caldwell. He ack. deed 6 Nov. 1819. (FHL film 364,584)
      G-468: No.307. 21 Dec. 1819, Sanford Duncan of Simpson Co. KY to Samuel H. Curd of Logan Co. KY, for $200 paid, sell parcel of land in Logan Co. KY on waters of Muddy River, being one equal undivided moiety of 200 acres granted to master of the Newton Academy 7 Sept. 1814 and conveyed by the trustees to Duncan, hereby selling to said Curd 1/2 of said survey, warrant title. /s/ Sandford Duncan. He ack. deed in Logan Co. KY 21 Dec. 1819. (FHL film 364,584)
 
   Vols. H-J, 1819-1821 (FHL film 364,585)
      H-285/286: 11 March 1820, William Wright of Logan Co. KY to William T. Duncan of same, for $1300 paid, sell lot in town of Russellville, part of Lot No.19 on main cross street, to have the benefit of a four foot ally leading up by John B. Bibb's lot, warrant title. /s/ William Wright. Ack. by William Wright on 11 March 1820, and on 5 June 1820 the wife (unnamed) of William Wright relinquished her right of dower. (FHL film 364,585)
      H-407/409: No.146. 4 Sept. 1820, William Hodge by Armistead Morehead his attorney in fact to James Duncan, for $1 paid, sell parcel of land patented to said William Hodge 4 May 1816 containing 200 acres, corner to William Roberts, corner to Fields, James Duncan's line, Hunter's corner, with appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ Wm. Hodge by Armd. Morehead his atty. Ack. by said attorney 4 Sept. 1820. (FHL film 364,585)
 
      IJ-99/100: No.51. 16 April 1821, Sandford Duncan of Simpson Co. KY to John Clark of Logan Co. KY, for 7 cents paid, sell parcel of land in Logan Co. KY on waters of the Elk Fork of Muddy River, one equal undivided moity of a 200 acre survey deeded to me by trustees of Newton Academy, a part of which I deeded to Saml. H. Curd, together with appurtenances, warrant title against claim of said Duncan, heirs &c under him. /s/ Sandford Duncan. He ack. deed 16 April 1821. (FHL film 364,585)
      IJ-428/432: No.173. 5 Oct. 1821, Reuben Browning Jr. Deputy Sheriff for Paulen? Browning late sheriff of Logan Co. to John M. Duncan of Logan Co., that on 13 May 1819, the Logan Circuit Court Clerk's Office issued an execution of fieri facias to the Sheriff that of the estate of Wm. F. Hewett & Samuel Caldwell to cause to be made $21 with interest at 6% from 8 Aug. 1818 which Samuel Borthick lately recorded against them for debt, and $5.74-1/2 for costs, which Hewett and Caldwell are convicted?, and you (sheriff) have the sums by 24 July next, recorded 29 May. Reuben Browning Jr. reported no property found. On 10 Aug. 1820 he was to bring William F. Hewett and Samuel Caldwell before the Judge of the Logan Circuit Court in Russellville on 10 Sept. next to satisfy Samuel Borthick's copias and $6.07-1/2 costs. Aug. 10, 1820, R. Browning Jr. ... Caldwell gave a tract of 70 acres in Logan Co. on waters of red river in discharge of his body, and "Hurt" was not found. On 18 Nov. 1820, ordered that Sheriff sell that estate of William F. Hewet and Samuel Caldwell to satisfy Samuel Borthwick the sum of $71 with interest at 6% from 8 Aug. 1818, and $6.42-1/2 costs, by 23 Dec. next. (more legal orders to sell the land to satisfy Samuel Borthwick's claim) On 22 Sept. 1821, after advertisement, sold on a credit of 3 months to John M. Duncan, highest bidder, for $93.66, warrant title. /s/ R. Browning Jr. for R. Browning late S.L.C. Wit. M.B. Morton, D.C. L.C.C. Ack. 2 Nov. 1821. (FHL film 364,585)
 
   Vols. K-L, 1821-1824 (FHL film 364,586)
      K-105/106: No.34. 16 July 1821, William Duncan by his attorney in fact to John Washington, for $1 paid, sell tract of land containing by patent dated 31 May 1819, 200 acres, corner to Hezekiah Brown and John Washington, on the Wolf Lick fork of Muddy River in Hezekiah Brown's line, Francis Conner's line, Polly Anderson's line, John Washington's line, warrant title. /s/ William Duncan by his attorney in fact John Washington. Wit. Fairfax Washington, Gwynn Washington. Ack. 20 July 1821. (FHL film 364,586)
      K-121/122: 11 April 1821, Cyrus Lusk of his own free will bound himself to Thomas A. Duncan with him as a servant to dwell from the day he is released from confinement in the jail of Russellville until he shall have served 2 years thereafter, serve his master faithfully, ... Thomas A. Duncan shall allow Cyrus Lusk meat, drink, washing, clothing and lodging during the term afsd. /s/ Cyrus (X) Lusk, Thos. A. Duncan. Wit. Wm. Stewart, Allen Campbell. Ack. by both parties 22 Aug. 1821. (FHL film 364,586)
      K-299/300: No.135. 24 Aug. 1822, John Hockersmith and William C. Greenup executors of Edward Hockersmith decd. to William T. Duncan of Logan Co. KY, by will of Edward Hockersmith recorded in Logan Co., offered for sale a tract of land in Logan Co., and Spencer Curd was highest bidder for $26 per acre, and Curd having transfered the land to William T. Duncan, now Hockersmith & Greenup executors sell to Duncan the tract of land on south bank of Muddy River, corner to Wilson & Norton, line of Sharp, corner to Duncan, line of Norton, up the river on the south bank with its meanders (acres not given), and also one & half acres and 16 poles adj. Morton, being the same land conveyed to E. Hockersmith by Ninian Edwards 11 May 1810 recorded Book C pg.57, warrant title under the will. /s/ John Hockersmith. Ack. by John Hockersmith 24 Aug. 1822. (FHL film 364,586)
      K-320/321: No.150. 2 Feb. 1822, Presley Morehead, Polly Morehead his wife formerly Polly Duncan, John M. Duncan, Barshe Ann Browning, James Browning, Maria Browning, the three latter named infants under the age of 21 years by Presley Morehead their guardian, to John Hynes, per decree of Logan Circuit Court at Nov. term 1821 where John Hynes was complainant and Presley Morehead & others defendants, and for $1, sell to said John Hynes tract of land in Logan Co. on waters of Muddy River, corner in Sigumund? Stribling's military survey which adj. the tract on which Jas. Duncan decd.?, containing 200 acres more or less. /s/ Polly Morehead, J.M. Duncan, Presley Morehead, Barsha Ann Browning, James Browning, Maria Browning, Presley Morehead guardian for the 3 children. Ack. in court 4 Feb. 1822 and ordered recorded, 5 Feb. 1822. (FHL film 364,586)
      K-345/346: No.167. 1 Feb. 1822, George S. Browning of Logan Co. KY to Nimrod Duncan of same, for $1 paid, sell parcel of land in Logan Co. on waters of Wolf Lick and Duck Lick forks of Muddy River, corner to said Nimrod Duncan and corner to a 200 acre survey in the name of John Bodine, the bank of Wolf Lick fork of Muddy River corner to said Bodine, down the meanders of said fork, junction of Wolf Lick fork, up the Duck Lick Fork with the meanders, said Bodine's line, corner to Bodine and Edward Breathett's line, line of Nimrod Duncan. /s/ George S. Browning. Wit. Ch?? G. Wilcox. Ack. by George S. Browning 1 Feb. 1822. (FHL film 364,586)
      K-356/358: No.206. 26 March 1822, Denny W. Poor Deputy Sheriff for Urbin Ewing Sheriff of Logan Co. to William Duncan, that the Logan Co. Clerk's office on 5 March 1821 issued an execution of fieri facias in favor of Joseph Gray against John Washington, Armstead Mort? and Charles Smith for $1,022 debt on a replevin bond and $.45-1/2 costs, which may be discharged by payment of $576.90 with interest at 6% from 20 Sept. 1819. Come to hand June 11, 1821, D.W. Poor D.S. for Urbin Ewing S. L.C. Levied on 10 July 1821 on sundry articles and tracts of land, among which is a tract of 69 acres patented to John Washington asee. of Robt. T. Baylor by patent 1 Dec. 1819, which was sold by Deputy Sheriff on 6 Aug. 1821 to William Duncan, the highest bidder, for $36 paid, sell above 69 acres on west corner to a 200 acre survey in the name of Samuel Meradeth? and westwardly corner to a 400 acre survey in the name of Matthias Carroll, with Richard Boyce's line and F.W. Drew, Brannon's corner and line, Matthias Carroll's line. /s/ D.W. Poor, D.S., Urbin Ewing, S. L.C. Ack. by D.W. Poor 26 March 1822. (FHL film 364,586)
      K-381/382: No.229. 14 Feb. 1822, Robert Baylor of Logan Co. KY to George Duncan of afsd, for $710 paid, sell parcel of land in Logan Co. on waters of Little Whipporwill, corner to Montgomery's survey, corner to Stribling, containing 203 acres, warrant title. /s/ Robt. Baylor. Wit. Wm. M. Fountteray?, Robt. T. Baylor. Proven on oath of Ro. T. Baylor on 9 March 1822. (FHL film 364,586)
 
      L-351/352: No.186. 21 March 1823, Ninian Tannehill and wife (unnamed) of Logan Co. KY to William Duncan of afsd, for $225 paid, sell parcel of land in Logan Co. KY containing (blank) acres, on the east bank of Muddy River on a line of James D. McCurdy's, to include all the ceder toward the north end of the knob, with the various meanders of the ceder, warrant title. /s/ Ninian Tannehill. Said Tannehill ack. deed and the wife (unnamed) of said Tannehill was examined, 17 May 1823. (FHL film 364,586)
      L-369/370: No.198. 14 Nov. 1822, William Duncan of Logan Co. KY to Spencer Curd of town of Russellville, that William T. Duncan for $1,000 paid, sell two tracts of land in Logan Co. on Muddy River patented to said William Duncan, the first containing 100 acres at Laurence McKowns eastwardly corner, Barbee's line, corner to John Boyd's survey, the other containing 45 acres patented to sd Duncan adj. sd 100 acres on the west, warrant title. /s/ Wm. T. Duncan. He ack. deed 14 Nov. 1822. (FHL film 364,586)
      L-409/411: No.217. 24 Aug. 1822, John Hockersmith and William C. Greenup, executors of Edward Hockersmith decd, to William T. Duncan of Logan Co., per will of Edward Hockersmith recorded in Logan Co., sold a parcel of land in Logan Co. to Spencer Curd, the highest bidder at $25 per acre, and Curd transferred the land to William T. Duncan, now they convey to Duncan the tract of land on the south bank of Muddy River corner to Wilson N. Norton, corner to Sharp, corner to Duncan, by the old mill, up the river with its meanders, and also one and a half acres and 16 poles adj. Norton's, being the same land conveyed to E. Hockersmith by Ninian Edwards 11 May 1810 recorded Book C, pg.57, warrant title under the will. /s/ John Hockersmith Exr., Wm. E. Greenup. Wit. Wm. C. Greenup in presence of us Wm. Campbell, Saml. M. Price. Ack. by John Hockersmith on 24 Aug. 1822. Proven by oaths of William Campbell and Samuel M. Price, subscribing witnesses, for William C. Greenup, 21 July 1823. (FHL film 364,586)
 
   Vols. M-O, 1823-1828 (FHL film 364,587)
      M-57: 1 Sept. 1823, Richard Curd of Logan Co. KY to James M. Duncan of afsd, for $30 paid, sell part of a parcel of land beg. in the military line and 3rd corner to tract purchased by said Curd of Solomon Huffstatler, then ... until it strikes Morgan's land and opposite A. Adam's land, then with Adam's and Hamilton's line, (acres not given), warrant title, the afsd tract being the land deeded to said Curd from Solomon Huffstatler 27 Feb. 1822, recorded Book K pg.253. /s/ Richard Curd. Wit. Joseph F. Piper, Edward Trabue. Ack. and recorded 20 Sept. 1823. (FHL film 364,587)
      M-66: No.50. 1 May 1823, Joseph D. Hamilton of Logan Co. KY to James M. Duncan of afsd, for $240 paid, sell parcel of land containing 40 acres, bounded ... on Geo. M. Morgan's line, to Duncan's line, warrant title. /s/ Jos. D. Hamilton. Ack. 1 May 1823 by Jos. D. Hamilton and by his wife (her name not given) who relinquished her right of dower. Recorded 2 May 1823. (FHL film 364,587)
 
      N-114/116: 30 Nov. 1824, Joel M. Price of one part, William T. Duncan of second part, and Mary Price wife of said Joel of third part, Joel M. Price for love of his wife and $1 paid by William T. Duncan, sell one negro man named Edmund aged about 19, one negro girl named Mariata? aged 6 years and one negro boy named Anthony aged about 14 years, together with all the increase, upon this special trust, that said Mary Price shall have the property to her sole and separate use and may dispose of the property ..., and if William T. Duncan dies during the life of Joel M. Price and Mary, then Mary may appoint another trustee (more not copied). /s/ Joel M. Price, Wm. T. Duncan, Mary Price. Wit. Gab. Tenis?. 4 Dec. 1824, deed was ack. and recorded, /s/ 17 March 1825, Spencer Curd. (FHL film 364,587)
      N-174/175: No.106. 21 June 1825, Grigsby Rush to Nimrod Duncan, both of Logan Co. KY, for $5 paid, sell parcel of land on Elk Fork of Muddy River, being a part of a 20 acre survey in the name of Grigsby Rush and lying between and joining a tract of land taken in the name of Philip Tramel and a 200 acre survey in the name of Elijah Ewing and at this time owned by Nimrod Duncan, bounded beg. on west bank of Elk Fork of Muddy River and Nimrod Duncan's line ..., with appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ Grigsby Rush. Wit. J.W. Kennerly, John Duncan. Recorded 4 July 1825. (FHL film 364,587)
      N-175: No.107. 21 June 1825, Grigsby Rush to Nimrod Duncan, both of Logan Co. KY, for $24 paid, sell parcel of land 12 acres in Logan Co. on the waters of Elk Fork of Muddy River, being a part of 130 acre survey in the name of Cludues? Duval at this time owned by Grigsby Rush, beg. on Nimrod Duncan's line standing near his dwelling house, then ... on Bodines line, ..., with appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ Grigsby Rush. Wit. John Duncan, J.W. Kennerly. Recorded 4 July 1825. (FHL film 364,587)
      N-207: No.127. 29 April 1825, Joshua Barbee of Mercer Co. to William T. Duncan of Logan Co., for $150 paid, sell land in Logan Co. on waters of Muddy River, beg. at corner to William Barbees lot, ... containing 225 and 3/4 acres more or less, warrant title. /s/ Joshua Barbee. Wit. Benjm. Field, Saml. Wilson, Thos. Tatum, Seth Tatum. Proved 2 May 1825 by Saml. Wilson and Seth Tatum, witnesses; recorded 3 May 1825. (FHL film 364,587)
      N-245/246: No.148. 27 Aug. 1825, Thomas S. Slaughter, David T. Caldwell and William L. Sand, Commissioners appointed to settle affairs of Farmers and Merchants Bank of Logan, to William T. Duncan, for $260 paid, sell parcel of land in Logan Co. KY containing 100 acres, on west side of the Hartford Road leading from Russellville, and waters of Muddy River, line of Sharps, corner to a 100 acre survey of Thomas S. Slaughter, being the same tract of land conveyed to said Slaughter, Sands and Caldwell by M.B. Morton Commissioner by decree of Logan Circuit Court 30 July 1824. /s/ Thos. S. Slaughter, David Caldwell, Wm. L. Sands. Ack. 31 Aug. 1825 by David Caldwell and William L. Sands, and on 4 Oct. 1825 by Thomas S. Slaughter. (FHL film 364,587)
      N-300: No.185. 10 Oct. 1825, Leonard Coffman to James M. Duncan, all of Logan Co. KY, for $350 paid, sell parcel of land on waters of Little Whippoorwill, containing 50 acres, which is part of the tract deeded to said Coffman by Jos. D. Hamilton & wife, warrant title. /s/ Leonard (X) Coffman. Wit. Abel Morgan, George Duncan. Ack. 12 Nov. 1825, and the wife (no name given) of said Coffman relinquished her right of dower. (FHL film 364,587)
      N-308/309: No.194. 21 June 1825, Nimrod Duncan to Grigsby Rush, both of Logan Co. KY, for $9 paid, sell parcel of land containing 3-1/2 acres in Logan Co. on Elk Fork of Muddy River, being part of 200 acre survey in name of Elijah Ewing at this time owned by Nimrod Duncan, beg. on west bank of the creek near the Bridge beginning corner to said Duncan, then ... crossing the creek, ... together with appurtenances. /s/ Nimrod Duncan. Wit. John Duncan, J.M. Kennerly. Ack. 4 July 1825. (FHL film 364,587)
      N-314: No.200. 21 Oct. 1825, We authorize Gabriel Lewis & Presley Morehead, executors of John Bratton's will, to make to David Price a deed to the land whereon he now lives, being the land purchased by John Price decd. at the sale of John Bratton decd. which since that time David Price has purchased and satisfied each of us for our interest in the land which interest we derived by being the heirs and representatives of John Price decd. /s/ Major J. Price, Thomas Price, Daniel Price, Joel M. Price, Wm. T. Duncan, Nancy Johnson. Ack. by Nancy Johnson & Thos. Price 21 Oct. 1825, /s/ W.L.W. Bigger, A.T. Wilson. Proven by W.L.W. Bigger, A.J. Wilson, two witnesses, for signatures of heirs of John Price decd., 7 Nov. 1825. (FHL film 364,587)
      N-342/343: No.215. 15 Oct. 1825, Presley Morehead & Gabriel Lewis, executors of the will of John Bratton decd, and agents of Major J. Price, Thomas, Daniel & Joel M. Price, & William T. Duncan and Nancy Johnson, to David Price, for $3,000 paid, sell land in Logan Co. on waters of Gaspers River containing 490 acres, being the sum of two surveys, one of 290 acres patented to Robert Slaughter, the other of 200 acres patented to William Bell, on west boundary line of a military survey of 2000 acres in the name of Jonathan Clark, ... to east boundary of survey in name of James McNeely, north boundary line of 200 acre survey patented to said W. Bell, ... south side of Russellville road, ... warrant title. /s/ Presley Morehead, Gabl. Lewis. Ack. 15 Oct. 1825, recorded 24 Dec. 1825. (FHL film 364,587)
      N-343/344: 24 Dec. 1825, David Price to William T. Duncan and Nancy Johnson, all of Logan Co. KY, for $190 paid, sell land on waters of Gaspers River containing 490 acres, being the sum of 2 surveys, one of 290 acres patented to Robert Slaughter, the other of 200 acres patented to William Bell, on west boundary line of military survey of 2000 acres in name of Jonathan Clark, ... James McNeely, ... boundary line of 200 acre survey patented to William Bell, ... Russellville road ..., patented to Slaughter, ... Jonathan Clark's military survey, ... but it is expressly understood and agreed that 100 acres in the bounds of the above tract which David Price sold to Thomas Blanten is excepted and not considered as conveyed to said William T. Duncan & Nancy Johnson, warrant title, upon conditions that should Daniel Price pay to William T. Duncan $100 on 25 Dec. 1825, $100 on or before 25 Dec. 1826, $100 by 25 Dec. 1827, and also pays Nancy Johnson $90 on 25 Dec. 1826 and 25 Dec. 1827, this mortgage is void. /s/ David Price. Ack. 24 Dec. 1825. (FHL film 364,587)
      N-353/354: No.221. 29 Dec. 1825, Presley Morehead and Polly his wife of Logan Co. KY to John M. Duncan and John Hines of afsd, for $700 paid, sell to said Duncan & Hines all the undivided interest of said Morehead & wife to two tracts of land, one of which was conveyed to James Duncan decd. by Jno. Browns heirs and the other conveyed to said decd. by Reuben T?. Browning, warrant title. /s/ Presley Morehead, Mary Morehead. Ack. 10 Jan. 1826, and Mary Morehead relinquished her right of dower. (FHL film 364,587)
 
      O-16/17: No.16. 6 Feb. 1826, Andrew Caldwell and David Caldwell of Town of Russellville, Logan Co. KY, to William Duncan of county afsd, for $100 paid, sell parcel of land in Logan Co. KY beg. at a corner to Daniel McGoodwin, with his lines ... corner to William Duncan, with his lines to Reuben Handley's fence, containing 110 acres more or less, being one of the tracts conveyed to said Caldwells by William C. Danly and Augustine Bugine? 31 Dec. 1823, by deed recorded Book L page 495, warrant title. /s/ Andrew Caldwell, David Caldwell. They ack. deed 8 Feb. 1826. (FHL film 364,587)
      O-94/95: No.67. 13 Nov. 1826, Presley Morehead and Polly Morehead his wife formerly Polly Duncan, John M. Duncan, Barsha Ann (Duncan crossed out) Browning, James Browning and Maria Browning, the latter of ?? the infant heirs of Moses? Browning decd. by Marmaduke B. Morton Commissioner appointed for that purpose, to John Hines, that by decree of the Logan Circuit Court at Nov. term 1821?, it was ordered the defendants make a deed ... land (faint) adj. Jas. Duncan's tract, containing 200 acres, before 20 Dec. next, said infant defendants by their guardian (? refused to make the deed) that M.R. Morton for that purpose appointed to make the deed on their behalf, for $4, makes the deed. /s/ Presley Morehead, Polly Morehead, John M. Duncan, Byersha Ann Duncan, James Browning, Maria Browning, by Marmaduke? B. Morton, Commissioner. Ack. 14 Nov. 1826. (FHL film 364,587)
      O-115/116: No.84. 1 June 1826, Samuel Owens Deputy Sheriff for Bearnegas? Roberts Sheriff of Logan Co., to William T. Duncan of Logan Co., that on 30 Nov. 1825, there issued from Clerk's Office of Logan Circuit Court an executiary of fieri facias at the instance of Samuel Mitchell against James McEndree for $200 with interest at 6% from 25 Dec. 1819 until paid, and $8.20 costs, which was placed in the hands of said Deputy Sheriff, who made the return ... levied on 345 acres of land on which James McEndre now lives 17 Jan? 1826 ... at which sale William T. Duncan became the purchaser as highest bidder for $137.75, the said Duncan's bonds returned 17 Feb. 1826, which land is described in a deed from Samuel Mitchell to Peter Glaseack 6 Jan. 1817, beg. at corner to Barbee? France??, line of Leeches original survey, then ... Brambley's line, ... this a deed to said Duncan ... tract of land with its appurtenances. /s/ Saml. Owens D.S. for Boas. Roberts. Ack. and recorded 23 June 1826. (FHL film 364,587)
      O-133: No.100. 6 May 1824, Nimrod Duncan of Logan Co. KY to Richard Day of afsd, for $1 paid, sell parcel of land on waters of Muddy River, beg. corner of survey between Duncan and Veremos?, then to north side of sd Branch, then ... side of a hill, then ... containing by estimation 97 acres and 1/4 of an acre and 5? (8?) poles, with appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ Nimrod Duncan. Wit. Grigsby Rush, Isham Edwards. Proved 7 June 1824 by oath of Isham Edwards, and on 20 Sept. 1826 by Grigsby Rush, witnesses. (FHL film 364,587)
      O-160: No.119. 1 Nov. 1826, David Price and Martha Price his wife of Logan Co. KY to James McCarley of afsd, for $357 paid, sell parcel of land in Logan Co. KY on waters of the Black Lick Fork of Gaspers River containing 101 acres 3/4 and 28 poles, being part of Robert Slaughter's survey of 290 acres, beg. in the line of Jonathan Clark's military line, beginning corner of said Slaughter's 290 acre survey, ... warrant title. /s/ David Price, Martha M. Price. Wit. Major T. Price, ?? Price. (FHL film 364,587)
      O-161: No.120. 6 Nov. 1826, William Duncan of Logan Co. KY at the request of David Price release to James McCarley all my right to the land described in the foregoing deed, which is part of a tract of land mortgaged to me by said D. Price by deed of mortgage recorded in Logan Co., quit claim to 101 acres & 3/4 and 28 poles, for $1 paid. /s/ Wm. T. Duncan. (FHL film 364,587)
      O-161/162: No.121: 8 Nov. 1826, Nancy Johnson of Logan Co. KY at the request of David Price of afsd, release to James McCarley all my right to the land in the foregoing deed which is a part of a tract mortgaged to and by Saml. Price by deed of mortgage, to said 101 acres 3/4 and 28 poles in consideration of $100 paid. /s/ Nancy Johnson. Wit. Peyton B. Lyon, William McCarley.
         Logan Co. KY, 1 Nov. 1826, John Barnell and Major J. Price, J.P.s, examined Martha Price who relinquished her right of dower.
         The Indenture of Bargain and Sale from David Price and Martha M. Price was ack. 6 Nov. 1826, and deed of release attached thereto from William T. Duncan to James McCarley ack. by William T. Duncan, and the deed of release attached from Nancy Johnson to said James McCarley was proven by oaths of Peyton B. Lyon and William McCarley, witnesses. /s/ 11 Nov. 1826. (FHL film 364,587)
      O-288: No.188. Mortgage. 18 July 1827, Samuel C. Forgy of Logan Co. KY to Dillard Duncan of afsd, sell and transfer parcel of land in Logan Co. adj. land of William Askin containing 75 acres which was entered, surveyed and patented to me, also one small mare and cold, one young horse, two years old, 15 head of cattle, 10 head of sheep, 25 head hogs, 2 feather beds, 3 plows, one waggon jack ..., kitchen furniture, ... all the crops I have growing on the plantation where I live the present year consisting of some wheat, oats, &c &c &c which land and property the said Samuel C. Forgy declares to be in mortgage for the payment of $300 and interest, ... /s/ Sam C. Forgy. Wit. Geo. M. Lee, William C. Neill, Alexed. Guffy, James E. Lee. Proven by oaths of Alexander Guffy and James E. Lee, witnesses, 15 Sept. 1827. (FHL film 364,587)
 
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      P-3/4: 24 March 1828, John J. Mackall of Logan Co. KY to Jesse Hodges, William T. Duncan, John Graham, Gabriel Bailey, John Morgan and John Welch, for $1 paid, and the further consideration, sell one Negro named Jesse, one other Negro named Sarah, and other Negro Harey, Frank, Thomas, Christopher, Thornton, Sophia, and her two children Robert & Henry, Sally and her child Kearril?, Manervey, Haney, Frank a boy, Emmy, Mary, 8 head of horses ..., wagon, farming utensils and my household furniture of every description and kitchen furniture and my crop ... a part of the before described property has heretofore been conveyed by mortgage to different individuals ..., that said Mackall is indebted to said Hodges about $400 ... and to Wm. T. Duncan $204 besides interest, and to John Graham $175, to Gabriel Bailey $200, to John Hogan $30, to John Welch $30, if he pays the several notes and debts and interest, this conveyance is void, otherwise to remain in full force. /s/ John J. Mackall. He ack. the mortgage 24 March 1828. (FHL film 364,588)
      P-117/118: No.80. 10 May 1828, Alexander Adams of Logan Co. KY to James M. Duncan of afsd, for $128, sell parcel of land containing by survey 13 acres, beg. at most north corner of a piece of land belonging to Joseph D. Hamilton, then to east bank of Little Whipperwill, then ... line of another survey belonging to Joseph D. Hamilton, then ... down the creek, this tract is part of a military survey, described in a deed from Solomon Huffstatler to said Adams (blank) day Jan. 1820, Recorded Book F pg.383, warrant title. /s/ Alexr. Adams. Wit. M.B. Morton. Ack. by Adams, recorded 10 May 1828. (FHL film 364,588)
      P-142/143: No.101. 4 Aug. 1828, Alexander Morton of Logan Co. KY and Town of Russellville, to William T. Duncan, that upon a settlement, Morton ack. he is indebted to said Duncan for about $300, to secure payment, Alexander Morton conveys to Duncan parcels of ground with appurtenances, the first being that conveyed to David Morton by Frederick Hise 12 Oct. 1815, described as part of a lot in town of Russellville, No.18?, the second was conveyed to Morton by Jonathan Payne 24 April 1820? (written over), described a part of lot in Town of Russellville known as No.18, ... if he pays Duncan, this deed void, otherwise to be in full force and virtue. /s/ Alexr. Morton. Wit. M.B. Morton. Ack. and recorded 6 Aug. 1828. (FHL film 364,588)
      P-250: No.193. 3 Nov. 1828, Thomas Day of Logan Co. KY to Greenup B. Duncan of afsd, for $200 paid, sell piece of land upon the SE corner to Squier Lowrey's corner, ... corner to William Stuarts survey that joins Thomas Mords, then ... to the beginning (total acres not given), warrant title. /s/ Thomas (X) Day. He ack. deed 11 Nov. 1828. (FHL film 364,588)
      P-286: No.218. For $300 paid, I sell & assign to George Morton of St.Louis, MO, my interest to the property embraced in the within deed of mortgage free from the claim of me or my heirs, 12 Dec. 1828, /s/ Wm. T. Duncan. Mort. Recorded on page 142. Release ack. and recorded 15 Dec. 1828. (FHL film 364,588)
      P-291/292: 27 Dec. 1828, Thomas & Charles Boyce of Logan Co. KY to Coleman Duncan of Muhlenberg Co. KY, for $425 paid, sell parcel of land in Logan Co. on waters of Big Whipporwill, being part of a survey of James Smith's deceased and whereon Richard Boyce now lives, beg. ... at the NW corner to said survey and also corner to William Browder, then to corner of Westley Therp? fence, then to ... Browder's east boundary line, containing 106 acres, with all appurtenances, warrant title, but it is understood that the afsd tract of land was mortgaged to the Commonwealth Bank at Bowling Green for the loan of money and said by Thomas and Charles Boyce to be a balance due on the mortgage of $322 which Duncan undertakes to pay or take up as part of the afsd consideration, so that Thomas and Charles is put to no inconvenience relative to the mortgage. The mortgage was made to the land bank by Walter C. Smith. /s/ Thomas H. Boyce, Charles H. Boyce. Wit. Timothy Lyne, Joseph A. Smith. Ack. 1 Jan. 1829 by Charles H. Boyce, and by Joseph A. Smith and Timothy Lyne witnesses for Thomas H. Boyce. Recorded 5 Jan. 1829. (FHL film 364,588)
      P-294/295: 27 Dec. 1828, Thomas Boyce of Logan Co. KY to Coleman Duncan of Muhlenberg Co. KY, for $76 paid, sell parcel of land in Logan Co. KY on the waters of Big Whipporwill, being part of survey held by James Smith "disceased" and deeded by ?? C. Smith as attorney in fact for James P. Smith to afsd Thomas Boyce, beg. in the NW corner of James Smith's ... where he formerly resided now the property of Thomas F?? wife, then ... (dark), include 19 acres with all appurtenances, warrant title. /s/ Thomas H? (M?) (Th?). Boyce. Wit. Joseph A. Smith, Timothy Payne. Ack. by Boyce 1 Jan. 1829. (dark image) (FHL film 364,588)
      P-305: Mortgage, 27 Nov. 1828, Armstead Crain of Logan Co. stand indebted to William Duncan for $400, to secure the payment, and $1 paid, sell 2 mares, one cart and yoke of oxen, two 2-year-old heifers, 3 beds and furniture, 4 trunks, one washing machine, all the kitchen furniture and present crop corn, oats, wheat &c, and all the crops I may in future make & four cows and calves and their increase, and warrant same, but if I pay to sd Duncan the afsd debt with interest from date hereof, this mortgage to be void, but if I fail to pay, the mortgage remain. /s/ Armstead Crain. Ack. 9 Jan. 1829. (FHL film 364,588)
      P-321: 3 Feb. 1829, Elizabeth (+) Duncan appoint son Abner B. Duncan, both Logan Co. KY, attorney to receive from administrators of the estate of my deceased father James Browning, late of Fayette Co. ... Wit. Oliver Duncan, Samuel Ely. (FHL film 364,588)
      P-375/376: No.221. 8 May 1829, Thomas Foster, Coroner of Logan Co. KY, to Coleman Duncan of Logan Co. KY, that on 14 Jan. 1826 there issued from the Logan Circuit Court an execution of Fieri Facias at the instance of William B. Nur? against Bodnerges? Roberts, Richard Boyce and John J. Mackall for $202.95 to be discharged by the payment of $104.50 with interest at 6% from 3 Oct. 1825 till paid besides costs, endorsements returned: 15 Jan. 1826, levied execution Feb. 20, 1826 on 9 acres of land part of tract deeded to Richard Boyce by Jesse Shanklin; received $50, and on 28 Aug. 1826 ... order directing sale of the land, ... and on 30 Aug. 1826 John S. Long the highest bidder for $68; and on 22 Dec. 1828 John S. Long executed order that Thomas Foster Esq. to made a deed to Coleman Duncan for the tract of land supposed to contain 96 acres purchased at a sale at the instance of William B. New against Banerges Roberts and Richard Boyce &c, 22 Dec. 1828, /s/ John S. Long. And the said Foster, Coroner, sell to said Coleman Duncan a parcel of land described in a late survey, ... on both sides of Clay Lick branch in Logan Co., ... warrant ... /s/ Tho. Foster, C.L.C. (FHL film 364,588)
      P-376/377: No.222. For $280 paid to Thomas H. Boyce by Coleman Duncan, I sell to said Duncan the within 96 acre tract of land, free from the claim of said Thomas H. Boyce. 8 May 1829. /s/ Thomas H. Boyce. The deed from Thomas Foster coroner of Logan Co. and Thomas H. Boyce to Coleman Duncan was on 8 May 1829 ack. by the grantors, /s/ Spencer Curd. (FHL film 364,588)
 
      Q-37: Samuel C. Forgy mortgaged to me a tract of land and all his personal property, this is to certify the said Samuel C. Forgy has paid & discharged the consideration for which the mortgage was made and I release the mortgaged property, (blank) day of (blank) 1829, /s/ Dillard Duncan. Ack. by Duncan 15 Aug. 1829. (FHL film 364,588)
      Q-176/177: No.98. 29 Dec. 1829, George Fitzhugh & John Fitzhugh heirs of Peter Fitzhugh decd, to Richard C. Duncan of Logan Co., for $200 paid, $100 to be paid as soon as the land shall be established by sd Fitzhughs, $100 to be paid by 1 April 1831, and $150 to be paid 1 April 1832, they sell 110 acres on waters of Little Whippoorwill granted to Peter Fitzhugh by pattent 9 Nov. 1813 for 78 and 3/4 acres and said land as lately surveyed is bounded beg. .. on Clark's line, then with Spencer's line, ... with Fremound's line, to the road, with its appurtenances, free from the claim of all and every person, warrant title. /s/ George Fitzhugh, John Fitzhugh, Sarah (X) Fitzhugh. Ack. 29 Dec. 1829. (FHL film 364,588)
      Q-249: Charles H. Boyce in conjunction with Thomas H. Boyce did on 27 Dec. 1828 execute a deed to Coleman Duncan for 106 acres of land, recorded in Logan Co. Book P page 291, which deed was executed by me while an infant under the age of 21 years, and having now arrived to the age of 21 years, now Charles H. Boyce for $1 ratify and confirm the afsd deed, 4 May 1830. Ack. 4 May 1830, before S. Curd, Clerk. (FHL film 364,588)
      Q-339/340: No.16. 16 Aug. 1830, Richard B. Dallam, attorney in fact for John J.M. Dallam and William T. Dallam, to William T. Duncan of Logan Co. KY, for $125? paid, sell parcel of land in Logan Co. beg. at corner of Tilford's survey, then ... to original line of the survey, then ... corner to Lyan, then corner to Lyan & Johnson, ... corner to Johnson & Cook, ... corner to Tilford's, containing 700 acres more or less, warrant title. /s/ John J.M. Dallam by Richd. B. Dallam his atty, William S. Dallam by Richd B. Dallam his atty. Richard B. Dallam ack. deed 16 Aug. 1830. (FHL film 364,588)
      Q-340/341: No.17. 5 Aug. 1830, John Morton, deputy for Thomas S. Slaughter, Sheriff of Logan Co., to William T. Duncan, that on 16 May 1830, the clerk's office issued an execution of Fieri Facias in favour of William Bishop against the estate of Charles Robinson in the hands of Prudence Robinson & others, heirs of sd Charles decd, and of the goods & chattles of sd Charles in the hands of Littleberry Robinson &c? for $121?.81-1/4 with interest at 6% from 24 Aug. 1825 till paid and $11.66-1/2 costs ... execution on the tract of land on which Charles Robinson decd. lately resided containing about 200 acres ... on 5 Aug. 1830 sold to Wm. T. Duncan the highest bidder for $164 which discharged the debt ... now in consideration of the said sum paid by Duncan, John Morton deputy sheriff sell to said Duncan the tract of land which was conveyed by Eli Bishop as committee and guardian ad litem for William Bishop to said heirs of Charles Robinson decd 13 Aug. 1829, bounded beg. on William Reed's north boundary, then to said river, then ... including his improvements, warrant title. /s/ Jno. Morton, D.S. for L.S. Slaughter, S.L.C. He ack. deed 14 Aug. 1830. (Indexed as on Mud River) (FHL film 364,588)
      Q-342: 11 May 1830, to Squire G. Duncan, from Malinda Kennerly formerly Duncan, Ann Hines formerly Duncan and her husband John Hines, Abner Duncan, Julia (+) Ely formerly Duncan and her husband Samuel Ely, heirs of Benjamin Duncan decd, all of Logan Co. KY, $320, 250 acres on Alston's Creek, waters of Muddy River, surveyed and patented in the name of Augustine Slaughter. Wit. John Curd, Grigsby Rush. (FHL film 364,588) (MAD: Ann Duncan mar. John Hines 9/26/1822)
      Q-369: 12 Oct. 1830, Thomas (+) Day and wife Nancy (+) to Oliver Duncan, all of Logan Co. KY, $15, undivided 1/6 part of land on which Mrs. Lucy Duncan, widow of Nimrod Duncan decd, now lives, on Elk Lick, fork of Muddy River, the whole contains 250 acres. No wit. (FHL film 364,588)
      Q-385/6: 21 Oct. 1830, Greenup B. Duncan of Green Co. IL to John B. Dunn of Logan Co. KY, $20, an undivided 1/6 part of land on which Mrs. Lucy Duncan, widow of Nimrod Duncan decd, now lives, in Logan Co. on Elklick Fork of Muddy River, the whole contains about 250 acres. No wife, no wit. (FHL film 364,588)
      Q-386: 21 Oct. 1830, Greenup (no last name; signed Greenup B. Duncan) of Logan Co. KY to John Johnston of same, $50, land on south side Clifty (river?), adj. James? Jones? corner, corner to William Stewart's survey (no acres). No wife, no wit. Reg. in Logan Co. court. (FHL film 364,588)
      Q-470/1: 12 April 1831, John B. Dunn and wife Polly (+) late Polly Duncan of Logan Co. KY, to Oliver Duncan of same, for $45, the 1/6 part of land whereon Lucy Duncan widow of Nimrod Duncan lately resided, being the same conveyed to said Dunn by Greenup B. Duncan by deed 21 Oct. 1830 recorded Book Q page 385, also another sixth part owned by said Polly Dunn as one of the heirs of sd Nimrod Duncan decd. No wit. (FHL film 364,588)
      Q-475/476: No.137. 25 May 1831, John J.M. Dallam and William S. Dallam by their attorney in fact Richard B. Dallam to William T. Duncan of Logan Co. for $195 paid, sell parcel of land in Logan Co., corner of Tilford's survey, original line of the survey, Wm. L. Johnson's corner, corner of Lyon, corner to Lyon & Johnson, corner to Johnson, corner to Tilfords, containing 778 acres more or less, 700 acres being already conveyed before to said Duncan but from a mistake in one of the lines, we convey again, warrant title. /s/ John J.M. Dallam by Richd. B. Dallam his atty, William S. Dallam by Richd. B. Dallam his atty. Ack. by Richard B. Dallam 30 May 1831. (FHL film 364,588)
 

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