Order Book, August 1831-December 1839 (no page no.).

November 10, 1834.  Joshia Wiatt, his will proven and recorded.
Witnesses were James Edminston and Charles Wiatt; George Wiatt was
executor.

Minute Book 11, p 324, September 8, 1856.
	Catherine Franklin, widow of Caleb D Franklin, Samuel Goodacre
and Rachel Goodacre, his wife, James W Franklin, Ary Newton Franklin,
James Young and Mary Ann Young his wife, Lafayette Young and Martha
Young his wife, Richard Parker and Nancy Parker his wife, Isreal N 
Franklin and Ezaias Franklin heirs of decedent.  John Malin, Winston
Fox and Isaac Bishop, or any two of them, to meet on lands of decedent
on Monday the 22nd. Instant and proceed to lay off to Catherine
Franklin, widow of decedent her dower in said lands. *
	(* David Franklin, administrator and William Franklin heir.)

Minute Book 12, November 21-November 23, 1857, pg 93.
	Ordered that Joseph B Harmon be and is hereby appointed curator
of the estate of Michael Harmon, dec'd.

Hopkins County Will Book 4, page 6.
	Will of John Givens of Hopkins County, Ky, dated November 20, 1836.
"To wife Martha and her children", unnamed.  Later he mentions "property 
is to be divided among my children".  
	Witnesses: John Montgomery, Thomas Givens and Ro (Robert?) Robertson. 
	Proven February County Court 1837.

Hopkins County Will Book 4, page 29-31.
	Will of Timothy Sisk of Hopkins County, dated December 17, 1835.
To wife Mary E Sisk. to daughters Elizabeth, Alice and Polly. To son
Andrew, mentions unborn child, also that of Milton, (a son?) have no
part of estate.
	Witnesses: Asa and Hiram Kirkwood
	Proven: April County Court, 1837


Hopkins County Will Book 4, page 156-157.
	Hiram Parrish, administrator settlement for Mary Parrish, deceased,
December 24, 1838.  Cash paid to D Head, William Brooks, John H Martin,
Dr. A W Wake, A Calhoun, Abner Bruce, R D Smith, James Williams, Warham
Parish and N Brooks.  
	Approved April County Court, 1839.

Hopkins County Will Book 3, page 172.
	George W Barr, Dec'd, settlement, Alfred Barr and John Ashby Jr.,
administrators, March 26, 1832.

Hopkins County Will Book 4, pages 60-61.
	James Bailey, dec'd. His accounts settled by the administrators
Alexander and Needham Bailey.  Pamelia Bailey, the widow, december 16, 1837.
	Approved February County Court 1838.

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Rates of taverns as fixed by County Court, July 14, 1857.

	Horse for night.......................     50 cents
      For supper, lodging, and breakfast....     $ 1.00
      Dinner................................     40 cents
      Breakfast or supper...................     35 cents
      Lodging for night.....................     25 cents
      Feeding horse with grain..............     25 cents
      Spirits per drink.....................      5 cents
      French brandy per half pint...........     25 cents
      Apple or peach brandy.................     20 cents
      Rum (pint)............................     15 cents
      Gin (pint)............................     20 cents
      Whiskey (pint)........................     10 cents
      Cider (quart).........................      5 cents
      Wine per drink........................     10 cents


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Guardian Bond, 1846-1852, page 6, December 14,1846.
	Newton B Reddick, David Clark, and Moses Stanley.
Make bond for $200.00 as above bound, Newten B Reddick is appointed
guardian to Elisabeth M Parish, Mary W Parish and Louisa E Parish,
orphans of George W Parish, dec'd.

Guardian Bond, 1846-1852, page 48, Oct. 3, 1848.
	Catherine Wiley, Wilkerson Wiley and Parmenas Williams make bond
for $300.00 that the above bound Catherine Wiley be appointed guardian
to Willis Wiley, orphan of Patrick Wiley, dec'd.

Guardian Bond, 1852-1859, page 92, August 23, 1855.
	Thomas W Alexander appointed guardian to Elizabeth Herring, a
minor.  James J Parsons, surety.

Guardian Bond, 1852-1859, page 86, May 14, 1855.
	Peyton Cox was appointed guardian, with Jesse Brown as surety.
Benjamin F Cox, Mary Virginia Cox and John P Cox, minors and his
children. Witness: Orlean Baker.

Order Book, August 1831-December 1839, November 10, 1834.
	Ordered that Daniel Mencer, Jr. be appointed guardian for Henry
Mencer, Drucilla Mencer, Jona Mencer, David Mencer and Elizabeth Mencer,
orphans of Jonas Mancer, dec'd with Sarah Mencer and Thomas Gilliland,
his surities.

Minute Book 11, County Court, July 5, 1856, page 295.
	George Wyatt, Administration of the estate of George Wyatt, dec'd,
granted to Lewis Wilson who made oath and with A M Franklin, his surety
entered into covenant as required by law.
	Appraisers: Mitchell Wilson, William Utley, and George Coleman or 
any two .


Minute Book 11, County Court, July 28-Aug 2, 1856, page 303.
	Ordered that James T Hayden be and he is hereby appointed guardian
for Mary Wiley, orphan of Wilson Wiley, dec'd and thereupon said Hayden
made oath with William H Scott his Surety, entered into covenant as
required by law.  
	On page 308 it states Wilkerson Wiley was the administrator of
Wilson Wiley.
	
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Deed Book 3, page 23, November 16, 1819.
	Charles Robertson of Logan County Ky to Alexander Major of Hopkins
County Ky for $420.00, 140 acres on east fork of Deer Creek in Hopkins
County. 
	Witnesses: A Ashby, Will Jones, William Major.
	Recorded: Dec. County Court 1819.



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