Boone County (Ky.). Justice of the Peace
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Boone County (Ky.). Justice of the Peace
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Description
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Boone County began with a tradition of Justices of the Peace acting as a County Court. On the first Court, which met 17 June 1799, there were five Justices, who had been commissioned by the Governor: John Hall, John Conner, John Brown, Archibald Huston, and Archibald Reid.
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The Justices in Kentucky served without pay in the early period, though later they were granted a small compensation. Even the fees they received when they held Court were supposed to be turned over to the County at intervals.
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Began
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1798
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Alloway, Archelous |
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Brown, John |
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Bush, John |
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Canby, Israel |
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Craig, John Hawkins |
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Graves, Robert K. |
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Hall, John |
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Hume, Elzaphan |
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Huston, Archibald |
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James, Henry Field |
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Johnson, Cave |
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Loder, Lewis Allen |
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McPherson, Alexander |
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Reid, Archibald |
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Sebree, Uriel |
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