An 1829 Adair County KY Militia Roll
(From
a photocopy of an original document in the possession of a descendant of Drury
Williams (mentioned below. This document photocopied, transcribed, and submitted
with the permission of the possessor.)
Mr.
Robert Mcclain, Sergeant you are hereby notified to attend the following musters
for the present year armed & equipped as the law directs
company
musters at Bengamin Powels on the 1 Saturday in Aprile & - Battalion the
11of may at John Bredings regmentals in Columbia on the __ of October court of
ascesment in columbia on the last munday in October you will ishue your notes
accordingly to the following men.
March
the 22- 1829 /s/ Allan D. Patteson
[column
1]
[column 1, continued]
Jessa
Edwards
John Powel
Clatan
Millar
Squire Powel
John
McClain
Blare Powel
William
Edwards
Be__ [?Been; appears to be the surname only]
George
McDowel
John Booer
Powel
Hoatt [marked out]
[column 2]
Thomas
Hoatt
___ry Booer
Tompson
Sanders
Charles* [marked out; no surname]
Julies
Sanders
Joel Sanders*
John
Sanders
Wm. Williamson*
Lewis
Triplet
Elius Powel*
M.C.
Roop
John McDowell*
James
Bayley*
*These
names are in different handwriting. The last two are very, very faint on the
photocopy.
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An 1853
Muster Notification
(Possession/permission as above)
Mr.
Drury Williams sir you are hereby notified to attend musters for the present
year viz Battalioun the 21st of May Regmental on the 6th of October each
in Jamestown Company muster the 5th Saturday in April at John Lapsley court of
assesment on the 3d Thursday in October in Jamestown you will attend each time
and place by 10 o ck A M armed and equipped as the law directs April 6th 1853.
/s/ Isaac N.
Williams
SerJ
[Note:
This Williams family lived in Russell County on present day Highway 92, very
close to the Adair/Russell County line and the Montpelier general store and post
office.]
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miscellaneous note
(Possession/permission
as above)
Received
of Mr. Aron Williams One Dollar in Cash in part for the tuition of one scholar.
/s/
A.R. Morehead July 27th 1822