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Arnold, Willis
Willis Arnold lived in both Boone County and Gallatin County. He appeared in the 1850 census in Gallatin County with his three sons, George, Alfred and Samuel. He died intestate in 1855; his inventory and sale occurred in Gallatin County; subsequent probate documents were filed in Boone County.
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Bristow, John
John Bristow , of Clark County (Ky.) was the elder brother of James Bristow of Boone County.
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Langford, Liberty
In 1864, Langford was assessed an additional federal tax of 36 cents for six hogs he slaughtered.
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Clarkson, John G
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Clarkson, Elizabeth B
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Clarkson, Nancy P
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Grant, William
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Grant, George W.
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Grant, Moses Verner
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Birney, James G., Jr.
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Birney, James G., Sr.
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Hitt, Daniel
Daniel Hitt and his family moved to Kentucky sometime in the 1840s, living in Woodford County before moving to Bourbon County.
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Goddard, William, Col.
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Atkinson, George
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Pope, Elizabeth Edwards
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Trotter, George, General
George Trotter served in the Kentucky Militia in the War of 1812.
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Trotter, Samuel
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McConnell, Martha A.
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Craig, Joseph
His first wife, Emily, died in 1846. He married Nancy Tandy, the widow of Henry Souther, sometime before the 1850 census.
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Bacon, John Glenn
John Bacon and his family moved from Virginia to Kentucky sometime between 1810 and 1820.
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McClure, Samuel
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Clay, Cassius Marcellus
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Clay, Brutus Junius, Sr.
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Clay, Sally Ann
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Clay, Paulina Green