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Gregg, Lavinia
Wife of Harrison Gregg, appears in 1870 and 1880 census
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Gregg, Harrison
Harrison Gregg was a victim of "Regulators" who terrorized formerly enslaved people in Northern Kentucky immediately after the Civil War. Though he was badly hurt, he remained in Boone County with his family. He appears in the 1870 and 1880 census records in the Walton-Verona area.
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Redd, Peggy
Peggy Redd applied for a pension due her son George Washington Jefferson, who died during the war. Benjamin F. Stevenson wrote a letter on her behalf, claiming to have known her son since birth and that they had both been enslaved by him.
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unknown, child [78]
1826 inventory of estate of John Graves; Kitty and three children appraised together for $600
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unknown, child [77]
1826 inventory of estate of John Graves; Kitty and three children appraised together for $600
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unknown, child [76]
1826 inventory of estate of John Graves; Kitty and three children appraised together for $600
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unknown, Kitty [13]
1826 inventory of estate of John Graves; Kitty and three children appraised together for $600
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unknown, Dingo [3]
1826 inventory of estate of John Graves; Dingo appraised for $450
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unknown, Edo
1825 inventory of estate of William Brown; Edo appraised for $150
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unknown, Edmund [77]
1825 inventory of estate of William Brown; Edmund appraised for $200
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unknown, Henry [38]
1825 inventory of estate of William Brown; Henry appraised for $250
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unknown, Eliza [33]
1825 inventory of estate of William Brown; Eliza appraised for $250
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unknown, Tom [47]
1825 inventory of estate of William Brown; Tom appraised for $300
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unknown, Betty [6]
1825 inventory of estate of William Brown; Betty appraised for $300
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unknown, Crease
1825 inventory of estate of John Morris. Crease appraised $200
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unknown, Harry [24]
1825 inventory of estate of John Morris. Harry appraised $400
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unknown, Esom
1825 inventory of estate of John Morris. Esom appraised $400; Esom also appears in the ower of Linny Morris
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unknown, Elijah [8]
1825 Will of William Cave, Sr. Widow may choose between Sam and Elijah before sale. Elijah appraised $400, sold to William Gaines for $385
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unknown, Patsy [14]
1825 Will of William Cave, Sr. Kitty and her three children (Merina, Amanda and Patsy) to the widow, Margaret. Mother and children appraised together for $700
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unknown, Amanda [16]
1825 Will of William Cave, Sr. Kitty and her three children (Merina, Amanda and Patsy) to the widow, Margaret. Mother and children appraised together for $700
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unknown, Merina
1825 Will of William Cave, Sr. Kitty and her three children (Merina, Amanda and Patsy) to the widow, Margaret. Mother and children appraised together for $700
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unknown, Kitty [12]
1825 Will of William Cave, Sr. Kitty and her three children (Merina, Amanda and Patsy) to the widow, Margaret. Mother and children appraised together for $700
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unknown, child [76]
1825 Will of William Cave, Sr. Young woman Lucy and her two children, appraised for $450. Sold together to William McCoy for $500
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unknown, child [75]
1825 Will of William Cave, Sr. Young woman Lucy and her two children, appraised for $450. Sold together to William McCoy for $500
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unknown, Lucy [49]
1825 Will of William Cave, Sr. Young woman Lucy and her two children, appraised for $450. Sold together to William McCoy for $500