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Floyd County (Ky.)
Located in central-eastern Kentucky, the county was named for Colonel John Floyd, a Jefferson County surveyor. The county seat is Prestonburg.
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Estill County (Ky.)
Located in central Kentucky, the county was named for Captain James Estill who died in the Battle of Little Mountain in 1782. The county seat is Irvine.
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Elliott County (Ky.)
Located in northeast Kentucky, the county is believed to have been named for John Milton Elliott who served in the U.S. Congress, the Congress of the Confederate States, and as a Justice in the Kentucky Court of Appeals. The county seat is Sandy Hook.
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Edmonson County (Ky.)
Located in west-central Kentucky, the county was named for Captain John Edmonson who died in the Battle of River Basin in 1813. The county seat is Brownsville.
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Daviess County (Ky.)
Located along the Ohio River in western Kentucky, the county was named for Kentucky and U.S. Attorney Colonel Joseph Hamilton Daveiss, famed for prosecuting Aaron Burr for treason. His name was misspelled in the county's original charter, and the misspelling was retained. The county seat is Owensboro.
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Cumberland County (Ky.)
Located in south-central Kentucky along the Tennessee border, the county was named for the Cumberland River which flows through the county. Reputedly, the river was originally named for the Duke of Cumberland by explorer Dr. Thomas Walker. The county seat is Burkesville.
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Casey County (Ky.)
Located in south-central Kentucky, the county was named for early settler Colonel William Casey. The county seat is Liberty.
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Carter County (Ky.)
Located in northeastern Kentucky, the county was named for state senator Colonel William Grayson Carter. The county seat is Grayson.
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Calloway County (Ky.)
Located in the southwest corner of Kentucky along the Tennessee border, the county was named for Colonel Richard Calloway, Daniel Boone's partner in founding the Boonsborough settlement. The county seat is Murray.
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Caldwell County (Ky.)
Located in southwestern Kentucky, the county was named for Lieutenant Governor John Caldwell. The county seat is Princeton.
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unknown, Tabb
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Tabb to be allotted to Brutus J. Clay and his heirs forever. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Warner
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Warner to be allotted to Brutus J. Clay and his heirs forever. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Raney
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Raney to be allotted to Brutus J. Clay and his heirs forever. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Padd
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Padd to be allotted to Brutus J. Clay and his heirs forever. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Henry [54]
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Henry Jr., son of "Old Hannah" to be allotted to Brutus J. Clay and his heirs forever. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Hamp
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Hamp to be allotted to Brutus J. Clay and his heirs forever. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Nanney [2]
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Adier and her child, Nanney to be allotted to Brutus J. Clay and his heirs forever. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Adier
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Adier and her child, Nanney to be allotted to Brutus J. Clay and his heirs forever.The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Malvena
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Malvena to be held in trust by Sidney Clay for the use of Brutus Clay during his lifetime, after his death to pass to his heirs. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Dick [16]
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Dick to be held in trust by Sidney Clay for the use of Brutus Clay during his lifetime, after his death to pass to his heirs. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Lindie
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Lindie to be held in trust by Sidney Clay for the use of Brutus Clay during his lifetime, after his death to pass to his heirs. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Levin
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Levin to be held in trust by Sidney Clay for the use of Brutus Clay during his lifetime, after his death to pass to his heirs. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Ester [1]
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Ester Jr. to be held in trust by Sidney Clay for the use of Brutus Clay during his lifetime, after his death to pass to his heirs. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Margarette
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Margarette to be held in trust by Sidney Clay for the use of Brutus Clay during his lifetime, after his death to pass to his heirs. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.
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unknown, Sealey
Per the 1828 will of Green Clay, Sealey to be held in trust by Sidney Clay for the use of Brutus Clay during his lifetime, after his death to pass to his heirs. The will states that the children of Green Clay may manumit any enslaved people held in trust for their benefit.