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- ↑ Property Record, in Bourbon County, Kentucky Deed Book A, 1786-1790.
Date: 3 September 1789
From: Laurance Protzman of the town of Hopewell [later Paris], Bourbon Co. (by his Atty in Fact, Thomas Jones)
To: Horatio Hall of Bourbon Co.
Type / pgs: Bargain and Sale A338, A339 & A340
Proven in court: Isaac E. Gane (Gano), Wm. Thibbett & Michal Grant
Desc: 2 lots in Hopewell: 1 In lot on Main Street known as Lot # 1 (66 feet and extending back 214 1/2 feet; 1 Out lot beginning on the bank of Huston and running … thence to Theobold's and running with his line
- ↑ Property Records, in Bourbon County, Kentucky Deed Book B, 1790-1794.
Date: 14 Nov 1789
From: Augustine Eastin and wife, Judith
To: Achilles Eastin
Type / pgs: Bargain & Sale B-20 & 21
Wit: Elijah Williams, John Deer, James Lanier, Colby Shipp James Littell & Horatio Hall
Desc: 100 acres on SW side of South fork of Licking; in the lines of S Licking & Samuel Theobald
Date: 5 Mar 1790
From: James Hall
To: John Smith
Type / pgs: Bargain and Sale B-29
Wit: Francis Fousher, Horatio Hall and John Allen
Desc: One house and lot in Hopewell, Plat #29, fronting on Main st.
Date: 22 June 1791
From: Benjamin Harrison
To: Jonathan Morton
Type / pgs: Bargain and Sale B-113
Wit: Horatio Hall, Thomas Hughes & Robert Harrison
Desc: 200 acres on the waters of Stoner's fork of Licking, part ofHarrison's 1000 acre preemption warrant entry
Date: 22 June 1791
From: Benjamin Harrison and wife, Mary
To: Richard Morton
Type / pgs: Bargain and Sale B-122 & 123
Wit: Horatio Hall, Thomas. Hughes & Robert Harrison
Desc: 150 acres on the waters of Stoners fork of Licking creek, part of 1000 acres in preemption warrant granted to Harrison
Date: 17 Oct 1792
From: Parmenas Briscoe of Mercer Co., by his Attorney in Fact, James Twyman
To: Horatio Hall
Type / pgs: Bargain & Sale B-309
Witnesses: Proven in Court
Desc: 250 acres of land sold by Briscoe to James D. Davis and assigned by him to Hall, part of the long pond tract and on Swaringin's [Swearingen's]line
Date: 15 Aug 1792
From: August Groff of Fayette Co.
To: John Owens
Type / pgs: Bargain and Sale B-320 & 321
Wit: Adam Calderwood, Alvan West, John Huston and Horatio Hall
Desc: Lot #38 (called "Grover's Lot") in Paris, an In Lot of 1/2 acre
Date: 2 May 1793
From: James McClelland and wife, Polly
To: ??? Allen
Type / pgs: Bargain and Sale B-409 & 410
Wit: William Griffith, William McClelland & John Sinnard
Desc: 4 acres in Paris, Bourbon Co., on the waters of Stoners opposite the mouth of Hustons Creek, in the line of Protzman, Hall, and Mitchell
- National Archives.
Enclosure: Extract of A Letter from Kentucky, 25 January 1794
... Horatio Hall, while a major in Kentucky militia, had served in the ill-fated expeditions of generals Josiah Harmar and Arthur St. Clair against hostile Indians in the Northwest Territory in 1790 and 1791, respectively. In July 1793, Hall was commissioned lieutenant colonel of a regiment of mounted volunteers in Maj. Gen. Charles Scott’s division of Kentucky militia. Hall later would serve as adjutant general in this same division in 1794. Capt. James Lanier was appointed commander of a company of volunteers in Hall’s regiment on 15 July 1793 and subsequently was commissioned as regimental paymaster on 20 Sept. 1793 (Clark, American Militia, 12–24, 68, 89–91).
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Papers of the War Dept, 1784 to 1800
Date Title Author Recipient
Summary
October 7, 1794 Pay of the Scouts of Bourbon County Joseph Howell Horatio Hall
Lt. Col. Hall is responsible for the $940 due the Scouts of Bourbon County so payments should be effected as soon as possible and receipts transmitted to the Accountant's Office.
August 21, 1797 Settlement of Accounts William Simmons Horatio Hall
Simmons requests monies owed to Treasury by Hall. Letter was motivated by the Resolve of the House of Representatives. The balance of the funds owed should be refunded to the Treasury of the United States or vouchers must be produced.
October 28, 1797 William Simmons discusses pay, finance and accounting with Horatio Hall William Simmons Horatio Hall
William Simmons informs Horatio Hall that failure to settle his account with haste will result in placing his name among the delinquents.
- Property Records for Hall, in Bourbon County, Kentucky Deed Book C, 1794-1796.
Trustees of the Town of Paris: "whereas the Trustees of Paris have vested in them 250 acres of land as land of by Laurence Protzman the then supposed proprietor at the Courthouse of Bourbon and are authorized to sell and convey the same in lots to the purchaser or purchasers, their heirs or assigns, agreeable to and by the authority of an act of Assembly entitled an act to amend an act which established the town of Hopewell in the County of Bourbon and for altering the name of said town passed the first day of November 1790 and one other act of the state of Kentucky passed the nineteenth day of December 1793 entitled an act appointing additional trustees to the town of Paris...."
List of Trustees includes:Charles Smith, Jun'r, Thomas West, James Littell, James Duncan, John Allen, Thomas Jones, John Smith, William E. Webb, Isaac Orchard, Samuel Harris & Horatio Hall
(p. 109 of Bourbon Co. Deed Book C, date: 14 November 1794)
19 Jul 1794. C:237. From Horatio Hall and Ann to James Hall. Bargain & Sale.
Wit:James Caldwell, Adam Calderwood, William Kelly, Thomas Reeder. Notes:
Notes: In Lot #1 in Paris, for 20 pounds paid by Jonathan Hannum
19 Jul 1794. C:11. From Horatio Hall to James Caldwell. Sale of Slaves & Property.
Wit: Thomas Rudd, Will Turner, --- Kelley
Notes: 2 slaves, named Betty and Tory (?) together with all his property in the State.
22 Apr 1795. C:278-282. Horatio Hall and Ann to Hugh McIlvain of Lexington, Fayette County. Mortgage.
Wit: proven in Court, Apr 1795
Notes: Hall owed McIlvain 716 pounds to be void upon payment of 358 pounds by July 1st. Hall hereby promises the land as security to McIlvain, ___ acres on Swearingens's line, sold to Hall by Parmeneous Briscoe, by his atty James Twyman on 17 Oct 1792; and another tract on the bank of Huston (both tracts = 257.5 a)
15 Sep 1795. C:415. James Hall and Nancy to John Metcalfe. Bargain & Sale.
Wit: proven in Court, Sep 1795
Notes: In Lott #32 in the town of Paris on Main Street, 21 feet to the lot of James Carson then 214.5 feet to Back Street, 40 feet with Back street, and 54.5 feet to Main street
14 Aug 1795. C:420. Lawrence Hall to Thomas Champ. Sale of Slave.
Wit: Robert Champ & Robert Hall
Notes: a Negro woman named Anny and Child
23 May 1795. C:484. Lawrence Hall to Thomas Champ. Sale of Slave
Wit: Robert Champ and James Miller
Notes: sale of a man named Isaac
- Railey, William E. "The Quarles Family and Their Woodford County Connections", in Kentucky Historical Society (Frankfort, Kentucky). The Register of the Kentucky Historical Society. (Frankfort: Kentucky Historical Society)
20:282, Sep 1922.
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