Chronicles of Boone County

Items

• Herndon, Waller Stephens
• Hutchinson, Emily
  In 1850, her son John was considered to be the head of the household, so the one enslaved young woman is listed as being held by him. In 1860, she was living with her son James and his family in Burlington, KY.
• Hume, John Sleet
• Hume, George W.
• Hume, Elzaphan
  Elzaphan Hume was commissioned as a Justice of the Peace in Boone County, KY on 12 Jun 1801. He left that position to become the Boone County Sheriff on 9 Nov 1808.
• Hunterman, John
  10.27.20 Boone County Birth Records show Louisa Hunterman born on December 15, 1854 to parents John and Margaret, nee Wentz. She is listed as a white child. Boone County Death Records show Louisa Hunterman died on December 24th, 1854. On this record she is listed as slave. Hillary's spreadsheet needs updated to reflect new informaiton found on Louisa.RB
• Hughes, Lucy M.
• Huey, L.
• Huey, James Harvey
• Howard, Samuel
• Holton, J.C.
• Holloway, Casper
• Holder, Mary
• Hogan, John
• Hillman, Daniel
• Herndon, P.
• Henry, Charles
• Henderson, W.W.
• Henderson, Joseph
  Joseph Henderson filed a deed of manumission in Decatur, Indiana and Boone County, Kentucky.
• Hedges, W. G.
• Hearndon, B.F.
• Howlett, Lysander
  Lysander Howlett was born near Big Bone, Kentucky to William and Margaret Tharp Howlett. He lived his entire life with his parents and died within months of his father. Howlett never married.
• Howlett, John
  Not much is known regarding John Howlett in Boone County. He is most likely related to William Howlett (b 1797) and may be William's father- although there is no direct evidence at this time.
• Hall, John
  On 23 Dec 1798 John Hall was a Boone County Justice of the Peace commisstion by the Governor. John Hall was commissioned as sheriff of Boone County on January 26, 1801.
• Hughes, George
  George Hughes is in the Stoner, Bourbon, Kentucky census with three enslaved.