Chronicles of Boone County

Items

• unknown, Fanny [34]
  Listed in 1833 inventory of Thomas Story- Fanny and child (Napoleon) together $350 Listed in the 1839 division of property of Thomas Story; enslaved woman Fanny (value $500) is set apart to the widow, Elizabeth (Arnold) Story, representing 1/3 of the total value of the enslaved (Fanny and her four children)
• unknown, Frank [4]
  Frank was baptised as a member of the Bullittsburg Baptist Church in the month of August of the year 1800.
• unknown, Benjamin [8]
• unknown, Milly [2]
  Inventory of William Aylor, 1853, valued at $400; possibly the mother of Noah, born 9 May 1861.
• unknown, Jane [24]
  Listed as "black."
• unknown, Noah [7]
• unknown, Lucy [31]
  Estate sale of Michael Aylor valued at $200.
• unknown, Sarah [3]
• unknown, Lucy [27]
• unknown, Eliza [14]
• unknown, Charles [10]
• Dickerson, Jesse
• unknown, Sam [2]
  1858 inventory of estate valued at $300. next to the amount is written $1075.45.
• unknown, male [22]
  Listed as "black."
• unknown, Dick [8]
  Named in the 6th district draft list as "a slave owned by" Henry Aylor
• unknown, Allis [2]
• Aylor, Fisher
  He resided on Petersburg Road in Boone County, Kentucky, and appears in the 1867 tax rolls, being assessed $50 for one lot. He moved to Erlanger in neighboring Kenton County sometime between 1890 and 1900, likely after the death of his wife in 1897.
• unknown, Martha [2]
• unknown, Jeptha
  Listed as "black."
• Bell, Edmond
• unknown, Peter [1]
  1854 appraisal value of $900. Not named as sold in settlement. Unclear where Peter went. Will of Aylor states "negroes not to be sold out of the family", however unclear if this was the case.
• unknown, Margie
  Not named in appraisal, mention in settlement- "by amount paid Stanton Aylor (son of Benjamin) as per agreement with heirs, one negro woman Margie- $100" July 1854.
• unknown, Jane [17]
  1854 appraisal value of $600, sold before settlement.
• unknown, Isaac [5]
  1854 Appraisal value of $600, sold before the settlement. Will of Benjamin Aylor states "negroes not to be sold out of the family."
• unknown, Edmund [5]
  1854 appraisal value of $800, sold before settlement. Will of Benjamin Aylor states "negroes not to be sold out of the family."