LIVINGSTON COUNTY, KENTUCKY VAUGHAN FAMILY Misc |
Livingston County, Kentucky Loose County Court Papers County Clerk’s Office, Smithland, Kentucky Bill of Sale dated 20 Nov 1798. John Adams conveys to Joseph Vaughn, a negro girl named Dina. (No price given) Test: Wm. Dryden. Signed: John Adams. 15 Apr 1803: Joseph Vaughn assigns his claim to above bill of sale to George Vaughn. Test: Robert Hays. Signed: Joseph Vaughn. 25 June 1803: Robert Hays swears he saw the above assignment to Geo. Vaughn by Joseph Vaughn. Test: Jas. Lusk, JP. Signed: Robt. Hays Court Summons dated July 1803. “Ordered that George Vaughn and George Smith be summoned to appear at next Court and
bring the will of Joseph Vaughn, dec’d, or make satisfactory proof that they have had no such will.
Livingston County, Kentucky Court Order Books [County Court Minutes] County Clerk’s Office, Smithland, Kentucky O.B. H:260, 6 Apr 1835 William Vaughn released from payment of Poll Tax in this county.
O.B. I:36, 9 Nov 1836 Power of Attorney from Daniel Vaughn & Patsey his wife to George Fisher produced in Open Court & acknowledged by Daniel & Patsey to be their act & deed. [Note: The original POA not found in county clerk’s look papers for 1836 and there were no loose papers from count session of Nov 1836. Also checked two court sessions before and two sessions after Nov 1836 and nothing found.]
O.B. I:13-142, 4 Dec 1837 Ordered that Hector Vaughn & David Ellington be released & Exempt from paying County Levy from this day henceforth.
O.B. L:505, 2 May 1859 Admr. On goods, chattels, rights and credits of William Vaughn
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Contributed by Brenda Joyce Jerome. Thank you. |
Compiled By: David H. Robertson, 159 Hickory St., Roswell, GA 30075 davidhr@hushmail.com |
