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Corbin, Martin
"According to family genealogy [?], Marion Corbin died at Claxton
Ridge in Owen Co. and is buried at Elk Lick in Owen Co. [I have
searched diligently in both Claxton Ridge and Elk Lick but found
nothing. I could find no cemetery at Elk Lick, consequently no
Corbin.]" - Rouse, Jack
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Rouse, Thomas
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Corbin, Joel Kendrick
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Corbin, Benjamin F.
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Corbin, Andrew Johnson
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unknown, Dinah [13]
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unknown, Maria [33]
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unknown, Agga [2]
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unknown, Frankey [3]
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unknown, Harvey [ 8]
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unknown, Reuben [18]
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unknown, Joe [10]
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unknown, Murray
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Sanders, child [2]
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Sanders, child [1]
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unknown, Lucy [50]
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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unknown, Elizabeth [22]
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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unknown, Jack [27]
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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unknown, Eliza [34]
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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unknown, Dicy [3]
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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unknown, Jeffrey [1]
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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unknown, Patience [4]
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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unknown, Bigy
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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unknown, John [70]
Appears in the Kenton County draft list for May, 1864, printed in the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
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unknown, Andrew [11]
Appears in the Kenton County draft list for May, 1864, printed in the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.