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- Contributed by: James Hughes
URL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~kycampbe/willsbookC.htm
URL title: Will Book C-1830-1840
Note:
Pickett, William
Page 46 October 30, 1832
sons; Beal, Philip, William, daughter; Milly McAnally
freed slaves
Probate: May 1839
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http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=kbkeeley&id=I216
William was age 70-80 in the 1830 Census, therefore born between 1750-1760. In the 1810 Census, when William would have been age 50-60, his household consisted of 1 male over age 45 (himself), 1 female over age 45 (his wife, who was age 60-70 in the 1830 Census and therefore age 45-50 in 1810). Also 1 male under 10 (who could possibly have been John S. PICKETT), 1 female age 26-44 , 1 male age 10-15 and 1 female under 10.
Campbell County Property Tax List, 1802:
William PICKET - 2 males over 21, 2 males age 16-21, owns 152 acres on Banklick watercourse
Campbell County Property Tax List, 1803:
William PECHET - owns 198 acres on Banklick watercourse
Campbell County Property Tax List, 1804:
William PICKET - 1 male over 21, owns 198 and one half acres on Bank/Licking watercourse
Beal PICKET - 1 male over 21
Philip PICKET - 1 male age 16-21
(see http://www.rootsweb.com/~kycampbe/censusindex.htm )
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MARRIAGE: Campbell County, KY marriage books. PICKET, Rachel to Henry SNEDEN, 13 June 1802. Bond by Philip PICKET, consent by William PICKET
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Contributed by: James Hughes
URL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~kycampbe/aasally.htm
URL title: Sally
Note:
Klette
From the research records of Margaret Strebel Hartman
Reprinted here with the permission of the Campbell County Historical Society
Court Order Book 2, page 106, 22 February 1819
It was on February 22, 1819 that SALLY, "a negroe slave, the property of Richard Southgate" was charged with murder. "In discharge of his recognizance, "Richard, who was the commonwealth attorney for Campbell County, "brought forward the prisoner to the Bar." Nathaniel G Pendleton was appointed commonwealth attorney pro tempore to prosecute Sally.
On February 24, it was charged that "on the 4th day of February 1819, Sally a mulatto woman slave, about 18 years of age, the property of Richard Southgate, not having the fear of God before her eyes, but being seduced by the instigation of the Devil, did kill and murder, by drowning and suffication (sic), an infant male child, the offspring of the said Sally of which she had been previously delivered as the natural mother."
The jury, consisting of John Rust, William McCoy, John Griffith, James Drysdale, John Drysdale, William McCarty, William Pickett, Frederick Klette, John Winston, David Rust, George Roberts and John Frazier, after hearing all the testimony, declared "Sally the prisoner at the Bar, not guilty."
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Alexandria Court Order Book 2, page 112, 24 February 1819
Ordered that John Rust, William McCoy, John Griffeth, James Drysdale, John Drysdale, William McCarty, William Picett, Frederick Klette, John Winston, David Rust, George Roberts and John Frazier be allowed $3 each for attending three days each at the present term as veniremen on the trial of the Commonwealth against Sally a slave the property of Richard Southgate, on a charge of Murder. And that the same be Certified to the next Court of claims.
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