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In 1840, Elijah Hogan mortgaged his land on Middle Creek as well as eight enslaved people to his son-in-law, Richard Parker. The mortgage was satisfied in 1842. Included among the enslaved people mortgaged was Lucy.
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In 1840, Elijah Hogan mortgaged his land on Middle Creek as well as eight enslaved people to his son-in-law, Richard Parker. The mortgage was satisfied in 1842. Included among the enslaved people mortgaged was Elizabeth.
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In 1840, Elijah Hogan mortgaged his land on Middle Creek as well as eight enslaved people to his son-in-law, Richard Parker. The mortgage was satisfied in 1842. Included among the enslaved people mortgaged was Jack.
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In 1840, Elijah Hogan mortgaged his land on Middle Creek as well as eight enslaved people to his son-in-law, Richard Parker. The mortgage was satisfied in 1842. Included among the enslaved people mortgaged was Eliza.
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In 1840, Elijah Hogan mortgaged his land on Middle Creek as well as eight enslaved people to his son-in-law, Richard Parker. The mortgage was satisfied in 1842. Included among the enslaved people mortgaged was Dicy.
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In 1840, Elijah Hogan mortgaged his land on Middle Creek as well as eight enslaved people to his son-in-law, Richard Parker. The mortgage was satisfied in 1842. Included among the enslaved people mortgaged was Jeffrey.
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Bigy and Patience were transferred to William Snyder along with several lots in Petersburg to pay a debt owed by slaveholder Marcellus Riddell to his father-in-law, William Snyder
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Bigy and Patience were transferred to William Snyder along with several lots in Petersburg to pay a debt owed by slaveholder Marcellus Riddell to his father-in-law, William Snyder
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Appears in the Kenton County draft list for May, 1864, printed in the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
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Appears in the Kenton County draft list for May, 1864, printed in the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
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Appears in the Kenton County draft list for May, 1864, printed in the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.