Muhlenberg County Kentucky
Property Records
Deed Abstracts: Pe - Pr
Perdue, Eli to Frederick Graddy[1]
- Muhlenberg Deed Book 8, page 162.
- Conveyance, dated 22 Mar 1834.
- Eli Perdue, of Sumner County, Tennessee, to Frederick Graddy, of Muhlenberg County.
- 200 acres on Cypress Creek.
- Signed Eli Perdue. Acknowledged & recorded Muhlenberg County, 24 Mar 1834. Acknowledged by Sally Perdue, wife of Eli, Sumner County, Tennessee, 12 May 1834. Recorded Muhlenberg County, 24 Feb 1835.
Plain, Daniel & wf. to Gray Stringer[2]
- Muhlenberg Deed Book 14, page 47.
- Conveyance, dated 14 May 1847.
- Daniel Plain & wf. Catharine Plain to Gray Stringer.
- 100 acres on Cypress Creek.
- Adjacent James R. Welch, Lewis K. Gish.
- Witness John G. Gooch. Catharine Plain releases her dower right.
Pollard, Robert & John R. Triplett, trustees, to John Vickers[2]
- Muhlenberg Deed Book 11, page 352.
- Conveyance, dated 19 Aug 1843
- Robert Pollard & John R. Triplett, trustees, by their attorney Phillip Triplett, to John Vickers, of Muhlenberg County.
- 1000 acres on Muddy River, alias Pond River. Survey dated 10 July 1786, and patent issued in name of Daniel Norton, assignee of John H. Norton, 17 Dec 1787.
- Adjacent Survey no. 769.
- Signed Robert Pollard, John R. Triplett, Philip Triplett. Acknowledged Daviess County, Kentucky, 19 Aug 1843. Recorded Muhlenberg County, 22 Aug 1843.
Price, Johnathan & wf. to Jesse Oats[3]
- Muhlenberg Deed Book 1, page 170.
- Bill of sale, dated 2 July 1806.
- Johnathan Price & wf. Mary Price to Jesse Oats.
- An enslaved Black child named Nancy, about 8 years old, for $150.
- Signed Johnathan Price, Mary Price. Witnesses William Bryun, Charles Campbell. Recorded 2 July 1806.
Updated March 1, 2024