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James Hughes 2005-11-24 14:54:14
ROSZELL-L Archives
Scott Co. KY Order Books:
Order Book Vol. B1, Page 319: Elliott Rossell orphan of Stephen Rossell decd came into court and made choice of George Marshall as his guardian who thereupon entered into bond...with Benjn ______ his security. (Jan 1814)
Order Book B, Page 57: ...said Marshall, he is appted guardian for the Hrs. of Stephen Rossell decd to wit Nehemiah and Josiah Rossell who st.... with James Paterson and William Ford his securities... (July 1821)
Order Book B., Page 68: Anthony Rossle orphan of Stephen Rossele is over 14 yrs of age this came into court and made choice of Stephen G. Marshall...and Applegate his security.... (Oct 1821)
Order Book B, Page 73: On motion of Stephen G. Marshall, grdn. of Nehemiah Rossell aged thirteen (?) years & Josiah Rossell aged eleven, they are bound unto L. G. Martin (?) ... At 21 yrs. to learn the trade of bricklayer. (date?)
Order Book B., Page 85. Ordered that T.(?) G. Marshall be appted. Grn for George Rossell orphan of Stephen Rossell decd who is over 14 years of age, the said George being at Ohio born sick in Boone Co. and it being proved by the oath of Fountain Rossell that the said George asked the sd. Marshall apptd. his gdn. & Marshall Thompson $1000 bond.... (Feb 1822)
Order Book B, Page 182. T.G. Marshall ordered that Samuel Shepard, James Emta (?), Jno DeCray, and Jno Topin (?) or any 3 of them to be appointed by ... Guardianship for George, Nehemiah, Anthony, and Josiah Rossell, infant orphans of S. G. Rossell and report to court. (April 1824)
Order Book B, Page 267: A settlement with Marshall for the Hrs. of Stephen Rossell to be recorded. (Feb 1826)
Order Book B, Page 299: George Marshall comes into court to ------ the Complaint of Elliott Rossell his ward and the matter being heard, the complaint of said Rossell is overrated. (Oct? 1815)
Will Book D, Page 253, 3 Jan 1814 - (Elliott Rossell, orphan of Stephen Rossell dcd will receive estate due when he attains lawful age. George Marshall and Benjamin Keene (?) paid bond. Inventory included negro woman valued at $300, negro boy Sanford 4 at $10, and 1-yr. old boy. Stephen Rossell died 11 Dec 1813.) ===
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
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