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- unproved to this parent
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tombstone, 79 yrs 8mo & 20days
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kyboone/cemeteries/marshall_pics.htm Tombstones
lived near Alexander
1850 Census Roll 192, Page 163 Boone Co. District II 70 years old
Found my Boone Co.,Ky. records in another notebook. I must have 100 notebooks. Been researching over 40 yrs. Anyway, in my notes I stated Alexander Marshall lived in Mason Co.,Ky. in 1800 and in 1810. He removed to Boone Co.,Ky. with his son, James Marshall, by 1820. 423 EDNA H BUSHNELL [ehb922@sbcglobal dot net
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Kentucky Probate Records, 1727-1990 Boone Will records, 1861-1866, Vol. H, Inventory page 130, John A. Marshall executor
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Kentucky Probate Records, 1727-1990 Boone Will records, 1861-1866, Vol. H, Sale Bill page 132, Oct 17, 1862
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Kentucky Probate Records, 1727-1990 Boone Will records, 1861-1866, Vol. H, Land Division page 423
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Kentucky Probate Records, 1727-1990 Boone Will records, 1861-1866, Vol. H, Land Division page 423
& page 423 - 11-14-64 James Marshall land division.
17A - lot 1. Demine
18A - lot 2. Austin
19A - lot 3. John
22A - lot 4. Mrs Elizabeth Sculous ? (George Scales)
22A - lot 5. John & Austin
17A - lot 6. Marshall Holsclaw (later sells to John A. Marshall (guardian)
22-1/4A lot 7. James Marshall
22-3/4A lot 8. Axey Holsclaw
see Sebastians land division in Will book H pg 434.
Lot 1 - 17 acres
Lot 2 - 18 acres corner Moses Tanner
Lot 3 - 19 acres corner Moses Tanner to Benjamin Norman's line
Lot 4 - 22 acres corner Benjamin Norman's line
Lot 5 - 22 acres corner Benjamin Norman's line
Lot 6 - (The house lot) 17 acres, corner Benjamin Norman's line
Lot 7 - 22-1/4 acres, corner Benjamin Norman's line, corner Samuel Stephen
Lot 8 - 22-3/4 acres, corner Benjamin Norman's line to a fork in Gunpowder creek.
Land deed book F page 351/352; Dec 23, 1825, $370 dollars, from James Marshall (of boone) to Chasteen Scott (of boone). James was Executor and administrator. The legal decription of the land is the same as above in land deed book F pg51/52.
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Land deed book H page 279; 18 Oct 1830, between James G. Piner and John Reed of one part and James Marshall of the other part. $120 dollars for 24 acres on Gunpowder creek.
Beginning at a beech corner of Samuel Stephens thence North 120-3/4 poles to a stone in the line of Marshall and Reid, thence South 52-1/2 West Fifty Six poless to a stone on the South bank of a branch of the Gunpowder creek, thence South Easterly up the meanders of the aforesaid creek 53 poles to a corner in the creek with a white oak pointer on the North and a Black oak pointer on the South, Thence South 55 West 62 poles to three beech on or near the line of Daniel Banister thence South 8 poles to two small Beech and Dogwood thence East 62 poles to a large beech the beginning of said John Reid holding selling and conveying 14 & 4/5 acres of the within land and the said James G. Piner's holding selling and conveying 9 acres & 32 poles of the within land; and James G. Piner and John Reed for themselves and their heirs doth hereby warrant and defend this right and title to the land and said premises hereby conveyed to the said James Marshall his heirs and assigns against claims of all persons holding or through them
James G. Piner and John Reed signed Nov 9th 1830.
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1850 Census - District II #306 Boone County, Kentucky
(Deed book G- page 61 - 3-21-1827 - James Marshall from John Fowler of Fayette Co. Ky land on Gunpowder)
This Indenture made this 21st day of March 1827 between John Fowler of the County of Fayette and state of Kentucky of the one part and James Marshall of the County of Boone and state aforesaid of the other part. That the said John Fowler for and in consideration of the sum of Two Hundred and fifty dollars heretofore paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath granted bargained sold aliened conveyed and confirmed and by the presents doth grant bargain sell alien convey an confirm unto the said James Marshall his heirs and assigns One Hundred acres of land situated in the county of Boone on a fork of Gunpowder bounded as follows to wit: beginning at a beech and sugar tree the original corner of Alexander Parker's survey of 3500 acres thence with the original line of the same South One hundred and forty five poles to a beech corner, Alexander Marshall's land thence with his line West one hundred twenty and a half poles crossing the Northbend and Burlington Road (237) and said fork to a sugar tree white oak and ironwood, then North one hundred and forty five poles crossing said road and creek to a walnut and sugar tree in Parker's original line thence East 110-1/2 poles to the beginning. Together with all and singular the appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining to have and to hold the above described tract or parcel of land and premises with the appurtenances unto the said James Marshall his heirs and assigns to and for their only proper use and lechoof forever and the said John Fowler for himself his heirs to the aforesaid described tract or parcel of land and premises with the appurtenance unto the said James Marshall his heirs and assigns shall will and doth by there presents warrant and forever defend against the claim or claims of all and every person or persons whatsoever. In witness whereof the said John Fowler by William Routt his attorney in fact hath hereunto set his hand and officia his seal the day and date above written.
Acknowledged and delivered in the presence of:
Hugh Rachford
Henry F. Bannister
Vincent Marshall
Alexander Marshall
HORTON, John R. & Dorcas PORTER, 9 Nov. 1839, m by John Underhill, b J.M. Marshall [?], B-32, Boone County, Kentucky
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1820 census
males
under 10 - 2
10-15 -0
16-18 - 0
18-25 - 0
26-44 - 1 James
over 45 - 0
females
under 10 - 3
10-15 - 0
16-25 - 0
26-44 - 1 wife
over 45 - 0
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U.S. CENSUS RECORDS
http://files.usgwarchives.net/ky/boone/census/1850/pg161b.txt
James MARSHALL was enumerated in the following U.S. Census records:
Year State County Page No./Soundex/Miracode
1850 Kentucky Boone Page 163(A)
1860 Kentucky Boone Page 259
1850 U.S. Census
Kentucky - Boone County - District No. 2
Page 163(A)
Profession, Place
Persons in Household Occupation, Value of Real of
as of June 1, 1860 Age Sex Race or Trade Estate Owned Birth
306/306; Line 14
James Marshall 70 M Farmer 4000 Maryland
Mary A. Do. 28 F Ky.
John A. Do. 25 M Farmer Do.
America Do. 20 F Do.
James W. Do. 18 M Do.
Mary A. & John A. Marshall were "persons over 20 years of age who cannot read & write."
Enumerated Aug. 20, 1850 by J.J. Miller, Ass't Marshal.
1860 U.S. Census
Kentucky - Boone County - Florence District
Post Office: Florence
Page 259
Profession, Place
Persons in Household Occupation, Property: of
as of June 1, 1860 Age Sex Race or Trade Real Personal Birth
132/128; Line 10
James Marshall 81 M Farmer 5000 5000 Md.
Mary A. 30 F Ky.
James W. 25 M Do.
James M.
Holtsclaw 11 M Do.
Richard M.
McDaniel 4 M Farm Laborer Do.
Enumerated June 6, 1860 by Lee M. Fulton, Ass't Marshal.
may have died 30 Jan 1869. John Marshall Administrator - Will Book I-481
Will Book I-515 Sally F. Marshall (admin) estate settlement
d.1864--Boone Co.,Ky., Will Bk.H,p.423 EDNA H BUSHNELL [ehb922@sbcglobal dot net]
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1783 - 1862 (79 years)