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Bourbon County, Kentucky
History & Genealogy


 

BIOGRAPHIES

Source:
History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison & Nicholas Counties
KENTUCKY.

with an outline sketch of
The Blue Grass Region,
By Robert Peter, M. D.

Edited by William Henry Perrin.
ILLUSTRATED
Published
Chicago:
O. L. Baskin & Co., Historical Publishers, Lakeside Building.
1882
 

PART I.
GENERAL MATTER AND BOURBON COUNTY HISTORY.
THE BLUE GRASS REGION OF KENTUCKY - NOT STARTED
 - It was a Favorite Hunting Ground of the Indians
 - Origio of the Blue Grass
 - Its Adaptation to a Limestone soil
 - Agricultural Excellence of it
 - Nourishing Properties over other Grasses
 - Why the Soil of the Blue Grass Region is Fertile
 - Geographical Extent of the Blue Grass Region		 11
CHAPTER I. - Bourbon, Scott and other Counties - PARTIALLY DONE
 - Their Geological Formations
 - The Blue Limestone of Kentucky
 - Timber and Soils of Bourbon County
 - Analysis, etc.
 - Cane Ridge Lands
 - Surface Features and Timber of Scott
 - Chemical Examination of the Soils and Limestone of Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties.		 21
CHAPTER II - The Mound Builders and Pre-Historic Times -PARTIALLY DONE
 - Earliest Inhabitants of the Country
 - Monuments and Fortifications of the Lost Races
 - Relics of them in Bourbon, Scott and Nicholas Counties
 - The Indians
 - Their Occupation of Kentucky
 - Depredations upon the Whites
 - Disastrous Defeat at the Blue Licks, etc.		 28
CHAPTER III. - Settlement of Bourbon County -  STARTED
 - Early Trials and Tribulations of the Pioneers
 - Life in the Wilderness
 - The County Organized and its Machinery set in Motion
 - Name of County, its Capital Located, etc.
 - Public Buildings, etc.
 - County Officers, Past and Present
 - The Census, Civil Divisions, etc. etc.		 36
CHAPTER IV. - Pioneer Christianity - NOT STARTED
 - Early Meetings and Building of Churches
 - Pioneer Ministers
 - The Cane Ridge Revival and the Rev. Barton W. Stone
 - Churches at Present
 - Educational History
 - State Aid to Schools
 - The Superintendent's Report
 - Colored Schools of the county
 - Colored School Fund
 - The Press, etc.		 48
CHAPTER V. - Internal Improvements - NOT STARTED
 - Turnpikes and Macadamized Roads
 - Lexington & Maysville
 - Other Roads
 - Stage-Coaches, Bridges, etc.
 - Railroads
 - Their building
 - Agriculture in the County
 - Negro Slavery
 - Statistics
 - Fair Associations, Societies, etc.
 - Their Officers
 - Distilleries, etc., etc.		 55
CHAPTER VI. - Short-Horn Cattle Interests - NOT STARTED
 - Adaptability of Bourbon County for Cattle Raising
 - Breeders of Short-Horns
 - Gen. Garrard, Rev. Gann, The Clays, Bedfords and others
 - Importing of Cattle
 - The Northern Kentucky Importing Association
 - Some Noted Herds
 - The Short-Horn Record		 67
CHAPTER VII. - WAR HISTORY - FINISHED 2/5/2024
 - Bourbon County's Record
 - The Revolutionary War and Indian Troubles
 - Our Second Collision with the British Lion
 - Captain Garrard's Company
 - The Mexican War
 - Capt. W. E. Simms Raises a Company
 - Late War between the States
 - The Blue and the Gray
 - Incidents		 75
CHAPTER VIII. - PARIS PRECINCT - NOT STARTED
 - Introductory, Descriptive and Topographical
 - Early Settlement by White People
 - Their Pioneer Troubles and Difficulties
 - Block Houses and Stockades
 - Early Industries, Mills, Distilleries, etc.
 - Turnpike Roads
 - Pioneer Churches and Preachers
 - Schools		 83
CHAPTER IX. - CITY OF PARIS - NOT STARTED
 - Introductory
 - Selecting a Site for the Town
 - The name of Bourbanton and Hopewell
 - Every-Day Life of the Settlers
 - First Brick House
 - Taverns, etc.
 - Theatricals and other Pastimes
 - Distinguished Pioneers
 - Peroration		 89
CHAPTER X. - CITY OF PARIS - NOT STARTED
 - Early Period of the Town and its Growth
 - Pioneer Politics
 - Improvements of the City
 - War Excitement and Soldiers
 - Transcient Prosperity after the War
 - Burning of the Court House
 - Central University
 - Murphy Temperance Movement
 - Cholera, etc.		 94
CHAPTER XI. - CITY OF PARIS - NOT STARTED
 - The Church History
 - Introduction of the Gospel
 - Building of the First Churches
 - Presbyterian Organization the first in the County
 - Other Denominations
 - The Barnes' Revival
 - Benevolent Institutions
 - The Press
 - Odds and Ends Generally 		102
CHAPTER XII - CITY OF PARIS - PARTIALLY FINISHED 2/5/2024
 - Educational History
 - The Bourbon Academy
 - Public and Private City Schools
 - The Garth Fund
 - A Sketch of Mr. Garth
 - Catholic Institutions
 - Colored Schools and Societies
 - Some Manufacturing and Miscellaneous Notions		 112
CHAPTER XIII - MILLERSBURG PRECINCT - NOT STARTED
 - Descriptive and Topographical
 - Timber Growth, etc.
 - Settlement of the Whites
 - Their Hardships and Privations
 - Early Industries and Pioneer Improvements
 - Turnpike Roads and Bridges
 - Church and School History, etc.		 121
CHAPTER XIV. - TOWN OF MILLERSBURG - FINISHED 2/5/2024
 - Its Founder and Projector
 - Early Growth, Prosperity and Manufacturing Interests
 - Churches and Church History
 - Sunday Schools
 - Secret Societies, etc.
 - The Cemetery
 - Schools and Colleges
 - Their History and Influence		 123
CHAPTER XV. - FLAT ROCK Precinct - NOT STARTED
 - Boundaries, Topography and Surface Features
 - The Settlement by White People
 - Hard Life in the Wilderness
 - Improvements and Pioneer Industries
 - Schools and Churches
 - Villages, etc.
 - Masonic Lodge
 - Mastodon Skeleton		 131
CHAPTER XVI. - NORTH MIDDLETOWN Precinct - NOT STARTED
 - Topographical and Descriptive
 - Occupation of its Territory by the Pioneers
 - Early Trials and Troubles
 - Roads, Bridges and other Improvements
 - Villages
 - Churches and Preachers
 - Schools
 - Kentucky Classical College, etc.		 134
CHAPTER XVII. - CLINTONVILLE Precinct - NOT STARTED
 - General Description
 - Physical Features
 - Early Settlers
 - Difficulties Encountered
 - Pioneer Industries and Improvements
 - Church History
 - Schools, Villages, etc.
 - An old Masonic Lodge, etc., etc.		 137
CHAPTER XVIII. -  HUTCHINSON Precinct - NOT STARTED
 - Description, Topography, Boundaries, etc.
 - The Coming of the Pale Faces
 - Early Struggles with Dangers and Privations
 - Villages
 - Pioneer Improvements, Roads, Bridges, etc.
 - Religious and Educational
 - Hutchinson Academy		 141
CHAPTER XIX. - CENTERVILLE Precinct - NOT STARTED
 - Physical Features, Boundaries and Topography
 - Settlement of the Whites
 - The Oldest Man in the Precinct
 - Early Trials and Difficulties
 - Pioneer Industries and Improvements
 - Churches and Schools
 - Distilleries, etc.		 143
CHAPTER XX. - RUDDEL's MILLS Precinct - NOT STARTED
 - Topography, Boundaries and Physical Features
 - Settlements, Villages, etc.
 - Earliest History
 - The Ruddel Family
 - Pioneer Improvements and Industries
 - Church History and Early Preachers
 - Educational, etc., etc.		 146

SCOTT COUNTY.
(See Scott County, Ohio for this part of the Book)
coming soon.
CHAPTER I. - Early Settlement of Scott County by White People
 - Their Conflicts with the Savages
 - Vicissitudes of Wilderness Life
 - Formation of the county and its Civil Organization
 - Public Buildings
 - Civil Divisions
 - Population
 - Elections, County Officers, etc.
 - Political		 151
CHAPTER II. - Moral Improvement and Development
 - Early Churches and Church History
 - Rev. Gano and other Pioneer Preachers
 - Education, Early Schools, Etc.
 - Education of the Colored People
 - Col. Johnson's Indian School
 - The Newspapers, etc. etc.		 157
CHAPTHER III. - Internal Improvements
 - Early Legislation on Roads
 - Laying out Roads in Kentucky
 - Railroads of Scott County
 - Agriculture
 - A Sketch of it by J. A. Gano, Sr.
 - Agricultural Statistics
 - Associations and their Officers
 - Distilling of Whisky		 161
CHAPTER IV. - The Cattle Interest of Scott
 - Breeders of Short-Horns and the General Improvement of Cattle
 - The First Stock Breeders and Importers
 - Sale of Short-Horns at "Long" Prices
 - The Different Herds of the County
 - Fine Sheep and Sheep Raising		 164
CHAPTER V. - War History of the County
 - its Revolutionary Heroes
 - Indian Troubles
 - The War of 1812
 - Col. Dick Johnson's Regiment
 - Battle of the Thames and Death of Tecumseh
 - Our Differences with Mexico
 - Scott County in the Late Civil War.		 170
CHAPTER VI. - GEORGETOWN PRECINCT
 - Introductory, Descriptive and Topographical
 - Early Settlement of White People
 - Hard Times and Frontier Life
 - Pioneer Industries and Improvements
 - Roads and Turnpikes
 - Schools
 - Science Hill Academy
 - Villages
 - Churches and Preachers		 177
CHAPTER VII. - CITY OF GEORGETOWN
 - Its Earliest History
 - McClelland's Fort
 - A School Notice
 - The Town Incorporated
 - Elijah Craig
 - Paper Mill
 - Tanneries, Stores, etc.
 - Other Early Settlers
 - Rittenhouse Academy
 - Village Growth and Improvement
 - First Court House		 180
CHAPTER VIII. - CITY OF GEORGETOWN
 - Growth and Improvement
 - The Gano Family
 - The Stevensons, Offutts, Josiah Pitts and other Pioneers
 - Village Organization
 - Election of Trustees
 - Manufactories and Business Interests
 - Miscellaneous Matters, etc., etc.		 183
CHAPTER IX. - CITY OF GEORGETOWN
 - Religious and Educational
 - The Baptists, Methodists, and Presbyterians
 - Organization of Societies
 - Pioneer Ministers
 - The Christian Church
 - Barton W. Stone
 - Other Denominations
 - The Colored Churches, etc.
 - Georgetown College
 - Its Formation and Endowment
 - Present Condition
 - Bacon College
 - The Military Institute
 - Female Academy
 - Other Select Institutions of Learning, etc., etc		 192
CHAPTER X. - WHITE SULPHUR PRECINCT
 - Its Surface Features and Physical Georgraphy
 - White Settlement
 - Hard Times in the Wilderness
 - School History
 - Johnson's Indian School
 - The Old Town of Sodom
 - White Sulphur
 - Catholic Church and School		 201
CHAPTER XI. - STAMPING GROUND PRECINCT.
 - General Description, Timbers, etc.
 - Settlement of White People
 - Their Early Trials and /Tribulations
 - Pioneer Improvements and Industries
 - Schools and Churches
 - Villages, etc., etc.  		 203
CHAPTER XII. - LYTLE'S FORK PRECINCT
 - Topographical and Descriptive
 - Coming of the Pioneers
 - Their Early Hardships and Toils
 - Early Industries, comprising Mills, Bridges, etc.
 - The Churches
 - Schools and Schoolhouses
 - Villages, etc.		 207
CHAPTER XIII. - BIG EAGLE PRECINCT
 - Its Description and Topography
 - Advent of the White Man
 - Early Difficulties and Trials
 - Pioneer Industries and Improvements
 - Religious
 - The Particular Baptists
 - Schools and Villages		 208
CHAPTER XIV. - TURKEY FOOT PRECINCT
 - Topographical and Physical Features
 - Settlement of the Pioneers
 - Their Hard and Rough Life
 - Pioneer Improvements
 - Roads, Bridges, etc.
 - Origin of the Name of Turkey Foot
 - Churches, Schools, Villages, etc., etc.		 209
CHAPTER XV. - OXFORD PRECINCT
 - Boundaries Topography and Surface Features
 - Timber Growth, etc.
 - Early Settlement
 - The Life of the Pioneers on the Frontier
 - Roads, Mills and Other Improvements
 - Schools and Churches
 - Village, etc.		 211
CHAPTER XVI - NEWTON PRECINCT
 - Descriptive and Topographical Features
 - Pioneer Occupation
 - Trials and Hardships of the Settlers
 - Mills, Roads, Bridges, etc.
 - Methodists and other Early Churches
 - Schools
 - Newtown Village		 213

HARRISON COUNTY
(See Harrison County, Ohio for this part of the Book)
coming soon.
CHAPTER I. - Early Settlement of Harrison County
 - Life in the Wilderness
 - Its Hardships and Privations
 - Organization of the County
 - The Erection of Public Buildings
 - Laying Off the County into Election Precincts
 - The Census since 1800
 - County Officers, etc., 3c.		 217
CHAPTER II. - Religious History of the County
 - Pioneer Churches and Pioneer Preachers
 - Christianity at the Present Day
 - Educational
 - The Schools of the County
 - Schoolhouses and their Furnishings
 - Superintendent's Report
 - Schools, etc.		 221
CHAPTER III. - Internal Improvement
 - Turnpike Roads and Bridges
 - The Railroad History of the County
 - Whisky-Making as a Commercial Interest
 - Some of the Distilleries
 - Agriculture
 - Fair Associations and Offices
 - Statistics, etc., etc.		 227
CHAPTER IV. - Short-Horn Cattle Interest
 - Early Introduction of Fine Cattle into Kentucky
 - Different Importations and Importing Companies
 - The 17's, and Their Breeding and Quality of Stock
 - Present Breeders and Their Extensive Herds, etc., etc.		 231
CHAPTER V. - WAR HISTORY of the County
 - Her Pioneers in the Revolutionary Army
 - The War of 1812 and its Recruits from this Section
 - Our War with Mexico and its Results
 - The War of the Rebellion
 - Harrison County's Blue and Gray		 239
CHAPTER VI. - CYNTHIANA PRECINCT
 - Description and Topography
 - Timber Growth, etc.
 - Early Settlement of White People
 - "Rough Habit, Coarse Fare and Severe Duty"
 - Pioneer Manufactures and Industries
 - Churches, Schools, Villages, etc., etc.		 243
CHAPTER VII. - CITY OF CYNTHIANA
 - Laid Out as a Town and Granted a Charter
 - Cynthia and Anna
 - Some Old Houses and Landmarks
 - Bridges and River Improvements
 - First Sale of Town Lots
 - Courts, Officers, etc.
 - Prayer of Judge Reed
 - War, etc.		 247
CHAPTER VIII - CYNTHIANA
 - Early Mills and Other Manufactories
 - Pioneer Merchants and Mercantile Establishments
 - Marriages
 - Postmasters and Post Offices
 - Physicians, Diseases and Epidemics
 - Later Industries
 - Banks and Banking Institutions		 264
CHAPTER IX. - CYNTHIANA
 - Secret and Benevolent Institutions
 - The Press
 - Bishop Kavanaugh as a Printer
 - Educational History
 - Harrison Academy
 - Graded Schools
 - Education Among the Colored People
 - The Moore Fund, etc.		  
CHAPTER XI. - SYLVAN DELL PRECINCT
 - Boundaries and Topography
 - Settlement by White People
 - Their Trials and Troubles
 - Pioneer Industries
 - Laying Out Villages and Their Growth
 - Churches and Preachers
 - Schools Schoolhouses, etc. 		311
CHAPTER XII - RICHLAND PRECINCT
 - Topography, Physical Features, etc.
 - Coming of the Pioneers
 - Their Early Life in the Wilderness
 - Improvements and Industries
 - Roads, Mills, etc.
 - Church History
 - Schools and School History
 - Villages, etc.		 313
CHAPTER XIII. - BERRY PRECINCT
 - Topographical and Descriptive
 - Settlement of the Pale Faces
 - Their Life on the Frontier
 - Mills, Distilleries, and Other Improvements
 - Early churches and Preachers
 - Education Interests
 - Villages		 317
CHAPTER XIV. - RUTLAND PRECINCT
 - Its Description, Topography and Surface Features
 - Early Settlement
 - Hard Life and Frontier Vicissitudes
 - Pioneer Industries and Improvements
 - Early churches
 - Villages and Educational History of Precinct		 319
CHAPTER XV. - UNITY PRECINCT
 - Topographical Features
 - Timber Growth, etc.
 - Pioneer Occupation of the Precinct.
 - Early Trials and Troubles
 - Mills, Roads, and Other Improvements
 - Schools and Educational Advantages
 - Churches, etc.		 321
CHAPTER XVI - LEESBURG PRECINCT
 - General Description
 - Topographical Features
 - Settlement of the Whites
 - Life in the Wilderness
 - Hard Times, etc.
 - Mills, Roads, Distilleries
 - Religious and Educational History
 - Villages, etc. etc.		 323
CHAPTER XVII. - CLAYSVILLE PRECINCT
 - Surface and Physical Features
 - Advent of the Pioneers
 - Their Buffets with Wild Boasts and Indians
 - Pioneer Industries and Manufactories
 - Churches and Church History
 - Schools and Teachers
 - Villages, etc.		 327

NICHOLAS COUNTY
(See Nicholas County, Ohio for this part of the Book)
coming soon.
CHAPTER I. - Early Settlement of Nicholas County
 - Rough Life on the Frontier
 - The Difficulties Met With
 - The County Organized
 - The Courts and Officers
 - Blue Lick Springs
 - Public Buildings of the County
 - Election Precincts
 - The Census, etc., etc.		 329
CHAPTER II. - Moral and Educational Development in the County
 - The Organization of Churches
 - Pioneer Preachers
 - The Deering Camp-Ground
 - Educational History
 - Schools and School History
 - Statistics
 - Colored Schools, etc. 		335
CHAPTER III. - Internal Improvements, etc.
 - The Old Maysville Road
 - Other Turnpikes
 - Bridges, Turnpikes and Railroads
 - Building of the Kentucky Central
 - Distilleries
 - Agriculture
 - Its Rise, Progress and Growth in Nicholas County, etc., etc.		 340
CHAPTER IV. - Fine Stock Interests of Nicholas
 - The First Improvement in Cattle
 - Importation of Short-Horns, and Their Adaptation to the Blue Grass Region
 - Some of the Breeders of the county and Their Herds
 - Value of Cattle-Raising - Fine Sheep, etc.		 347
CHAPTER V. - CARLISLE PRECINCT
 - Its General Description and Topography
 - Early Settlement and Pioneer Life
 - Manufacturing Enterprises and Industries
 - The Old Buffalo Trace
 - Roads, etc.
 - Schools and Teachers
 - Churches, etc.		 351
CHAPTER VI. - CITY OF CARLISLE
 - Laying out the Town
 - First Sale of Lots
 - Public Buildings, Hotels, etc.
 - Businss Enterprises and Manufactories
 - Mills, Taneries and Stores
 - Names of Some of the Original Lot Owners and Settlers
 - Early Officers, etc.		 353
CHAPTER VII. - CARLISLE
 - Amusements and Entertainments
 - More of the Manufacturing Interests
 - Anecdote of Col. Russell
 - The Maysville Pike
 - Cholera Epidemic, Deaths, etc.
 - Internal Improvements
 - Rebel Raid
 - Newspapers, etc.		 364
CHAPTER VIII. - CARLISLE
 - Its Religious History
 - The Presbyterian Church
 - Rev. Mr. Rankin is First Pastor
 - Organization of other Churches
 - Elder Rogers
 - A Sketch of his life
 - Some other Eminent Preachers
 - Masonic Fraternity, etc.		 384
CHAPTER IX. - CARLISLE
 - A Chapter of Biographies
 - Gov. Metcalfe, otherwise "Old Stone Hammer"
 - Business men, Past and Present, and Pioneers of the Town
 - Some of their Oddities, Peculiarities and Eccentricities
 395		 395
CHAPTER X. - LOWER BLUE LICKS PRECINCT
 - General Outline and Topography
 - Early Settlement
 - Life on the Frontier
 - Blue Lick Springs
 - The Salt Makers
 - Their Capture by the Indians
 - Battle of Blue Licks
 - Churches, Schools and Villages		 395
CHAPTER XI. - HEADQUARTERS PRECINCT
 - Topography
 - Boundary, Physical, etc.
 - Early History
 - Settlement of the Whites
 - Villages, etc., etc.
 - Turnpikes and other Improvements
 - Churches and Church History
 - Schools, Secret Societies, etc. etc.		 425
CHAPTER XII. - ELLISVILLE PRECINCT.
 - Its Broken Surface and General Topography
 - Early Settlement
 - Pioneer Industries and Improvements
 - Ellisville as the County Seat
 - Its Former Glory and Present Desolation
 - Educational and Religious History		 429
CHAPTER XIII. - UNION PRECINCT
 - Descriptive, Topographical, etc., etc.
 - Incident of Somerset Creek
 - Settlement of the Pioneers
 - Early Improvements and Industries
 - Mills and Roads
 - Churches, Schools and Villages,		 430
CHAPTER XIV. - BUZZARD ROOST, or UPPER BLUE LICKS PRECINCT
 - Name of Buzzard Roost
 - General Topography
 - Early Settlement
 - Rough Life of the Pioneers
 - Improvements, etc.
 - Churches
 - The Deering Camp-Ground
 - Schools and Villages		 432

APPENDIX
Horse Interests of Bourbon, Scott and Harrison Counties 439
   

PART II.

 BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES
BOURBON COUNTY:  
 - Clintonville Precinct 553
 - Centerville Precinct 569
 - Flat Rock Precinct 523
 - Hutchinson Precinct 561
 - Millersburg Precinct 501
 - North Middletown Precinct 537
 - Paris, City and Precinct 447
 - Buddel's Mills Precinct 574
SCOTT COUNTY:  
 - Georgetown, City and Precinct 587
 - Lytle's Fork Precinct 634
 - Newtown Precinct 640
 - Oxford Precinct 639
 - Stamping Ground Precinct 624
 - White Sulphur Precinct 621
HARRISON COUNTY:  
 - Berry Precinct 702
 - Cynthiana City and Precinct 643
 - Claysville Precinct 727
 - Leesburg 719
 - Richland 597
 - Rutland 707
 - Sylvan Dell 691
 - Unity 717
NICHOLAS COUNTY:  
 - Carlisle, City and Precinct 731
 - Ellisville Precinct 782
 - Headquarters Precinct 777
 - Lower Blue Licks Precinct 772
 - Upper Blue Licks Precinct 794
 - Union Precinct 787
ADDENDA:  
 - Biographies Too Late for Insertion in Proper Places 801

ILLUSTRATIONS:
VIEWS
 - Ashbrook, Mrs. Artie, Residence of 305
 - Bedford, E. G., Residence of, "Woodland Villa" 505
 - Bowen, G. W., Residence of, "Airy Castle" 275
 - Bourbon County Court House 7
 - Clay, J. E., Residence of, "Marchmont" 43
 - Clay, M. M., Residence of, "Evergreen" 35
 - Cane Ridge Meeting-House 255
 - Deering Camp-Grounds 403
 - Dills, Noe Residence of, "Woodland Hall" 575
 - Glass, V. K., Residence of, "Glaston" 605
 - Hinton, James, Residence of, "Wood Lawn" 97
 - Harrison County Court House 215
 - Kerr, W. H., & Bro., Residence of, "Woodbridge Stock Farm" 525
 - Lamar House, at Carlisle 367
   
 - Miller, H., Residence of, "New Forest" 481
 - Megihben, T. J., Residence of 245
 - Nicholas County Court House 331
 - Patterson, S. L. Residence of, "Patterson Dale" 97
 - Scott County Court House 157
 - Skinner, William Residence of, "Forest Hill" 285
 - Scott, James, Residence of, "Pleasant Rereat" 61
 - Shaw, William, Mills of, "Paris Mills" 139
 - Tarr, William, Residence of, "Deer Lodge" 465
 - Talbott, J. T., Residence of, "Colville" 705
 - Thomas, E. K., Residence of, "Glenwood" 79
 - Van Hook, L., Residence of, "Cedar Dale" 655
 - Wilson, Thomas H., Residence of, "Fair View" 121
   

PORTRAITS
 - Ashbrook, F. G. 685
 - Burbridge, O. H. 107
 - Chappell, J. A. 385
 - Cunningham, J. 455
 - Clay, Henry, Sr. 25
 - Davis, Garrett 17
 - Gass, M. M. 515
 - Gano, J. A., Dr. 129
 - Garth, William 115
 - Glass, B. C. 585
 - Herndon, T. C. 735
 - Herndon, L. L. 195
 - Hinkson, Thomas 295
 - Hill, F. Gano 495
 - Jacoby, J. S. 475
 - Kinkead, J. Y. 185
 - Moore, T. E. 147
 - Moore, J. S. 535
 - McKee, John 595
 - Megihben, T. J. 235
 - Owen, A. H. 175
 - Owen, Jonathan 71
 - Offutt, . N., Sr. 165
 - Parks, T. S. 349
 - Perrio, G. H. 225
 - Scott, James 53
 - Shawhan, H. E. 665
 - Thomas, J. M. 89
 - White, John 645
 - Webber, W. A. 715
 - Veatch, Lewis 265

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