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Aldridge, Rachel
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Arnold, Thomas W.
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Arnold, Samuel
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Arnold, Lewis Burns
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Arnold, Lewis
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Arnold, John
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Arnold, Alfred S.
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Appleton, William
William Appleton owned the Petersburg Distillery from 1862 to around 1865, when he sold most of his interest in the business to John C. Jenkins (Peterburg, Ky.) and James Gaff (Aurora, Ind.).
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Armstrong, Edward G.
The 1850 Boone County (Ky.) census lists Edward G. Armstrong's occupation as "attorney at law."
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Case, Aletha J.
Aletha J. Case (later Hume and ultimately Anderson) was married to Leroy P. Hume (1804-1847) and she inherited the enslaved women Minerva and Rebecca upon his demise as per his 1847 will. She then married Joseph Anderson.
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Anderson, Joseph
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Anderson, John [1]
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Anderson, Holbert
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Allphin, Zebulon
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Allphin, Benjamin B.
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Alloway, Archelous
Archelous Alloway served as a Justice of the Peace of Boone County in 1803. In a note following Archelous Alloway's deed that Polley was delivered to John Alloway "...in the name of the whole Negroes, goods, Chattles, household stuff, etc. sold in the presence of us..." Deed was written and filed on 7 Mar 1807.
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Allen, Streshley
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Allen, Nathan W.
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Allen, John F.
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Allen, Elizabeth Mosby
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Allen, Benjamin Mosby
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Alexander, John Townsend
He lived in Grant County near Crittenden, according to the 1860 Census.
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Alexander, James G.
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Syndor, Sarah
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Adams, Robert