1799 Sept. 29	Grant. Henry Small Survey Date, Deed Book 11 page 485 enters 100 acres Black Lick Fork, Logan County KY
1801	William Small is appointed overseer of a road
1801 Jan. 13	William is appointed by the Courts as an appraiser of the estate of Barzella Beard, Deceased.
1805 Feb.	Grant. John Small� Deed Book 19, page 172. Survey 1-24-1805 100 acres on Red River. John Small enters 100 acres of land on waters of the Gasper River, next to the Thomas Johnson line
1805 Jan.	Henry Small enters land on the waters of the Gasper River
1805 May	William Small enters land on waters of Gasper River, next to Clarks, Buchanan and McCutchens
1806 Feb. 17	On 2-17-1806 Mary Small filed the following document with the Court in Russellville, Logan County.� Notation on the border states; Small to deed Dickey (Examined). This from an early deed book in the Clerks office at Russellville: "Know all men by these presents that I Mary Small of Logan County & State of Kentucky, Widow of William Small deceased deliver good causes -- me hereunto moving have ordained, constituted and authorized & by these do ordain, constitute appoint and authorize John Dickey of 'County and State my true and lawful attorney for me and in my name to collect receive and in my name receipt for all and every singular the legacy or legacy s left me by John Henderson my father of Amherst County state of Virginia deed and all (illeg.) my legal part or parts of said John Hendersons estate legally coming to me by last Will or any other way & further I do hereby empower & fully authorize my said attorney in my name for me & to my proper use and behalf to sue for and recover said legacy or legacy s or part or parts my said fathers estate legally coming to me & to use all legal measures necessary to said purpose of recovery of said premises & do by presents ratify and confirm all & singular every legal measure which my said attorney shall pursue about said premises hereby authorizing such legal�� measures as I myself could or might pursue were I personally present� In witness whereof I have hereunto set my name & affixed my seal this 21st day of April 1806." This was witnessed and recorded by Armistead Morehead and entered into the record on 4-22-1806. Note: [Will of John Henderson written 1-5-1800, probated 4-21-1800 Amherst Co., VA lists daughter Mary, wife of William Small]
1807 Oct. 16	Grant. Joseph Small Deed Book 12, page 485 enters 200 acres of land on Black Lick Fork
1807 Dec. 12	John Small had surveyed, 170 acres with Daniel Taylor and John Bailey Commissioners and John Small Director.
1809 Mar. 14	Braxton Small had surveyed, 400 acres on Big Whipporwill, next to John Phelps and Mrs. Hawkins.
1810	John Small, a native of Maryland, came to this county, near line of Logan County, as a boy he came to Shelby County with his parents, who died there.
1811 Feb. 2	Deed Book C, page 202, Power of Attorney. Mary Small appoints her brother John Henderson of Madison Co., KY, as her attorney in fact to act to collect any money due her from her father John Henderson, deceased, of Nelson Co., VA, estate in hands of Robert Henderson of said Nelson County, one of Executors of the last will and testament of said John Henderson, deceased, and she further authorizes her attorney to bring suit against Executor. Witness Henry Small Note: (Her father willed her 70 pounds, payable within two years of his demise by his executor and son Robert) Apparently Robert never paid her what was her inheritance.
1812 Dec. 17	Grant. William Small Deed Book 13, page 67 enters 275 acres on Black Lick Fork
1813	William Small had land surveyed on Gasper River next to McCutchens.
1814 Aug.	John Small appointed overseer of road from Edmund Curds to Christian County line on the Clarksville Road, from Thomas Morrows to a stake in the Christian County Line opposite James Lowry, thence with the county line to include Smith Loftland, thence to Martin Hogans and back to Curd.
1815	John Small enlisted with troops, but did not go to war. He resided here until his death in 1840. (see 1829)
1817	John Small asks for a change in the road, to go by his shop on Clarksville Road Samuel Hill and others to view and mark best way to change the road.
1820	Mathew Small married to Ann Cole, 3-2-1820
1823	John Small, pertaining to processing lands on which he now lives, originally patented to Richard Curd and adjoining lands owned by Benjhamin F. Edwards, straightening a line between said parties.
1824	Fielding Small married Philadelphia Hudson, 2-5-1824
1824	Permaly Andrews Small, born to Philadelphia Hudson, Small and Fielding
1826	Philadelphia Hudson, Small, died Aug. 5, 1826
1827	John Small married to Patsy Curd, 3-29-1827, both parties of age. Bouldin states "I think the above John Smallis a strong possibility as a brother to Fielding Small and the one who died in 1829. A Curd Family also lived adjoining farms to John Small, Sr. as proven by orders and deed calls."
1827	Fielding Small married to Mary Ann Hill 7-20-1827, Todd County
1828	Fielding Small appointed overseer of a road from Whipporwill to Falls Pond on Watermelon Road
1829	Fielding Small appointed Administrator of the Estate of John Small deceased. (Bouldin says; I think this to be a brother of Fielding, because in the index to order book 8, it is given as John Small Jr. deceased.. I think it is properly indexed and is really John Small Jr. Fieldings father. John Small did not die until later) Stephen Tabue, Aaron Trabue, Martin and William Hogan are appointed appraisors of the estate of john Small deceased and to make report.
1840	Will of John Small, deceased, Sept. 17, 1840, probated Sept. 28, 1840 Heirs; Wife, Winifred E. Small, sons, Braxton, Joseph, Spencer, Fielding, James, David, Sidney, Dau. Amanda M. Bailey
1840	Oct. 26, 1840 Will of John Small produced and proven in Court and Fielding and James Small, the Executors named therein, posted Bond of $20,000, with Joseph, Sidney and Spencer Small, as securities.
Note	Bouldin thinks the above John Small is a strong possibility as a brother to Fielding Small and the one who died in 1829. A Curd family also lived adjoining farms to John Small Sr. as proved by orders and deed calls.
1818-1836 McNeely	Logan County records contain numerous records to settle the estate of George McNeely dec'd, father of Nancy Small, nee McNeely, husband of John Small dec'd. George died 24 June 1818, his wife Sarah Rutledge preceded him in death by 5 days. They died of the Milk Fever Epidemic that was in Spencer County at that time.
1836	27 June 1836 This indenture made this 27th day of June 1836 between Nancy Small, John nee Barnet and Sarah Burnett his wife, Edward Erwin and Mary Erwin his wife, David McNeely and Nancy McNeely his wife heirs of George McNeely deceased and Mary Jane McNeely and George McNeely heirs of James McNeely Dec. who was a son of the said George McNeely dec. George McNeely and Temporance his wife and Sally D McNeely, George I (J) McNeely, Icyphene McNeely and William B Kutz? infant heir of Betsy McNeely dec. who is a daughter of the said George McNeely by Mearmaduke B Morton William Edward Andrew Caldwell companions for that purpose appointed by the Logan County Court on this day of the first part and Joseph Martin of Logan County Kentucky of the second part witnesseth that where as on the 3rd day of November 1817 the said George McNeely executed his bond to the said Joseph Morton binding himself his heirs and to convey to said Morton his heirs two certain tracts of land on the waters of Gasper River in Logan County upon the payment of seven hundred and twenty three dollars 33 cents as is shown by said bond now on record in the order book of the Logan county court and the said George McNeely having departed this life and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the purchase money has been paid the said companions were on this day appointed by said court to convey land to Joseph Morton for and on the behalf of the said heirs of the said George McNeely Dec. which and is described in said bond as to wit, two certain tracts of land containing together two hundred and twenty seven acres and bounded as beginning at a post oak and black oak running then S to 85 and E 171 poles to the small oaks by a little sink then S 5 W 165 poles to the black oak to rising ground then N 5 E 165 poles to the beginning containing by survey 176 acres also one other tract beginning at a small hickory and two black oaks the beginning corner of George McNeely 200 acres survey running thence So 68 W 59 poles to a stake by a post oak 3 poles south of 2 black oaks and a white oak in a sink thence S 23 Et 25 poles to a hickory thence So 33 Wt 94 poles to a post oak thense n99 et 144 poles to a stake on James McNeely line thence with his line n5 E8 poles to a post oak and black oak beginning at corner to said James McNeely then N 38 Wt 39 poles to the beginning containing by survey 51 acres the aforesaid grantors party of the first part by said companions do by their presents bargain sell convey and confirm to the said Joseph Morton party of the second part his heirs and assigns forever the before described tracts or parcels of land with their appointments to have and to hold the said tracts or parcels of land with their apprentenances to the said Joseph Morton party of the second part his assigns forever free to own all persons claiming or to claim the same or any part or parcel thereof in any way or manner whatever the said grantors party of the first part by said commissioners will by these premises to warrant and forever defend in testimony the foregoing the aforesaid grantor party of the first part by said Commissions hereto sets their names and seals this date first herein written Nancy Small, John M Barnet, Sarah Barnet, Edward Erwin, Mary Erwin, David McNeely, Nancy McNeely Mary Jane McNeely, George McNeely, George McNeely Temperance McNeely, Sally D. McNeely George I McNeely, Icifenney McNeely, William B McNeely by Marmaduke B Morton W Edmund A. J. Caldwell State of Kentucky Logan County Court. June term 1836 At a county held for said Logan County at the courthouse in Russellville on the 27th day of June 1836 the written deed from the heirs of George McNeely Dec'd