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Estill County Court
Orders and Minutes 1859-1943
Submitted by Kellie
Scott
July 1852
Richard WHITE, coroner
inquest on body of Amanda, a slave of David BLANTON.
Estill County Court
Records-page 274, 19
September 1867
M.M. Price bounds out George, a boy of color, formerly
owned by A. Schimfissle, age 12, filed until he is of 21
years of age.
M.M. Price bounds out Wilson, a boy of color, age 15, to
Augustus Shimfisle until he is 21.
M.M. Price bounds out Fanny, a girl of color, age 9 to
Augustus Shimfissle until she is 18.
April 1871
Bill Gentry, a man of color sent to Poor House
Feb 1872
Jane, Harvey, Wallace ( colored) bind out to John W.
Park
May 1872
The Estill County Court orders S. P. Richardson to be
appointed to take charge of the funds found upon the
person of Henry, a negro, who was drowned off the
steamer "Leslie Combs"
Colored School
School ending June 30, 1875
Annual Settlement
Teachers: Amanda Crawford and Amanda Sewell
February 1882
Estill County Claims
CW Friend claims $10.33 for burial clothes for Thomas
Moore ( colored)
November 1894
Lucinda Hamilton (
colored) appointed guardian for Sarah and Mallie Witt (
colored)
April 23, 1895
Allow claim of $20 for
support of George Barnes and wife of color
May 21, 1895
Ordered that Willie
Smith of color now with Dillard Lackey is able to earn
his own support.
May 21 1902
Order George Barnes
and his wife of color allowed support
Estill
County Estate Records
Inventory
of James A. N. Lane
Courtesy Charee
Harvey, 9/06/2007
Inventory of the
Estate of James, A, N, lane made this 18th March 1859
One Negro Man named Mark 300.00
One Bay Mare 100.00
Cash on hand received of A. A. Curtis 107.37 1/2
The forgoing is all the property in my 507.27 1/2
hands as Guardian for J. A. N. Lane
Wm N. Lane Guardian
Sworn to before me by W. N. Lane this 18th March 1859
Rob Riddell P.J.C.C.
State of Kentucky
Estill County
I MH Pigg Clerk of the County Court for said Couty,
Certifiy that this
Inventory as proved by said Guardian at the March term
1859 was examined approved
of and ordered to be received, which is accordingly
done.
Att WH Pigg CECC |