Chronicles of Boone County

Items

• unknown, Perlina
  1836 will of John Cleek Sr.; Perlina alloted to daughter Margaret Cleek Finnell
• unknown, Child [72]
  1836 will of John Cleek Sr.; Evelina and her child alloted to daughter Margaret Cleek Finnell
• unknown, Evelina [2]
  1836 will of John Cleek Sr.; Evelina and her child alloted to daughter Margaret Cleek Finnell
• unknown, Mary [13]
• unknown, George [31]
• unknown, Silvy [2]
  Silvey was baptized as a member of the Bullittsburg Baptist Church in 1809.
• unknown, Milly [3]
• unknown, Ann [25]
• unknown, Ginny [1]
  Ginny was listed in the names of members of the Burlington Baptist Church prior to 1854.
• unknown, Ann [32]
  At 15 years old, Ann was listed as worthless, and unhealthy. She was part of the residual estate divided among sisters Ketturah Grant and Nancy Elliott.
• unknown, William [10]
  Listed as "man", with an October 1817 value given of $550.
• unknown, Nelson [4]
  Listed as "boy", with an October 1817 value given of $112.50.
• unknown, Henry [1]
  Listed as "boy", with an October 1817 value given of $175.
• unknown, Elizaphan
  Listed as "man", with an October 1817 value given of $175.
• unknown, Eliza [2]
  Listed as "girl", with an October 1817 value given of $225.
• unknown, Eby
  October 1817 value given as $350.
• unknown, Geoffrey
  Geofery and Esther were sold to M. V. R. McKay of Meadville, Franklin County (Miss.). They escaped 23 May, 1837. A $60 Reward was offered for Ester, Geoffrey and Joe (who escaped with them, from Virginia.)
• unknown, Esther [5]
  Geofery and Esther were sold to M. V. R. McKay of Meadville, Franklin County (Miss.). They escaped 23 May, 1837. A $60 Reward was offered for Ester, Geoffrey and Joe (who escaped with them, from Virginia.)
• unknown, Nelson [7]
  The 1852 will gave Nelson "a black boy…a black girl named Fanny and the girls increase," to Mary Cathering Huey. Appraised at $400.
• unknown, Fanny [12]
  The 1852 will gave Fanny, "a black girl… and a black boy named Nelson and the girls increase", to Mary Catherine Huey. Fanny was appraised at $400.
• unknown, Evaline [1]
  The 1852 will gave Evaline "a negro woman named Eliza and a child named Evaline and their increase" to Martha Ann Huey. She was appraised at $300.
• unknown, Eliza [11]
  The 1852 will gave Eliza "a negro woman…and a child called Evaline and their increase" to Martha Ann Huey. She was appraised at $500.
• unknown, Elvira [1]
  Elvira was tried for the murder of her newborn infant. The verdict was death by hanging. The state paid Hawkins $750 for the loss.
• unknown, child [1]
  Child was killed by its mother, Elvira, who was hanged for the crime on 11 December 1835.
• unknown, Sally [23]
  At 10 years old, Sally was given the value of $400 as part of the residual estate devised to sisters, Ketturah Grant and Nancy Elliott.