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Note: BIRTH: Telephone conversation with Vincent Harlow , 200 W. College, Glascow, Ky
Reports that William ran off with a half-bred Indian in 1860,
[However, the marriage isn't in the records until 1869]
1850 Barren Co. census, #475,; William Harlow, 42, m, farmer, Ky; Mary A. E., 38, f, Va; William F., 16, m, Ky; Mary E., 11, f, Ky; Henry H., 8,m, Ky; Zaichery G., 6, m, Ky; Ellen, 4, f, Ky; Joann,2, f, Ky; Mary C. Roberts, Va.
1860 Barren Co. Ky. Roll #354; p. 786 279/279 Dist# 1 Glasgow 5 July B.H. Davis; William Harlow 52 Ky. Farmer; Mary A.E. 51 Va.; William H. 26 Ky. Laborer; Uriah G. 24 Ky. Laborer; Mary E. 21 Ky.; Henry H. 19 Ky. Laborer; Zac T. 17 Ky. Laborer; Harriet H. 14 Ky.; Jo Ann 12 Ky.
1870 Green Co. Ky. census, Green Co. Library p. 136, William , 62, Ky; Mary, 40, Ky; Joseph, 10, Ky.
1880 Hart Co., Ky.
Census Place: Powder Mills, Hart, Kentucky
Source: FHL Film 1254419 National Archives Film T9-0419 Page 315D
William HARLOW Self M M W 71 KY; Occ: Farmer Fa: VA Mo: KY
Mary HARLOW Wife F M W 51 KY; Occ: Keeping House Fa: KY Mo: KY
Kentucky Bible Records compiled by Coyle and Eubanks, Vol. 5, p. 17, death date
Barren Co. Marriage Records, 1799-1849, ed. Martha Reneau, 1934, p. 118
William Harlow to Mary Ann Clement, 8 Jan 1833, Sur; Jewel R. Craddock, consent her guardian Pas. D. Craddock. Md. 10 Jan 1833 by Zacheus Quisenberry.
Marriage, Birth and Death date from William Harlow Bible, in possession of Vincent Harlow, copied June 1996, Glasgow, Ky.
Green Co. Marriages, 1869 - 1873, compiled by Judy Froggett, p. 21:
William Harlow and Mary F. Reed. Bond 16 Dec 1869. d. Hudson on bond. Groom age 61, 2nd mg., farmer, born Barren Co., father born Albermarle Co., Va., mother born Ky. Bride age 40, 3rd mg., born Green Co. Married 16 Dec 1869 at William Harlow's by S. Kessler. Wit James W. Kessler and Thomas Price.
Green Co. Ky; Abstracts of Circuit Court Records; Vol. 7.
Compiled by Barbara Wright, p. 174
Summonses to Barren Co: Barbary Hardy, Johathan F. Cook, Mildred Cook, Hannah Smith, Isaac Edwards, Warren Phillips, Thomas J. Hardy, *William Harlow, H.T. Grissom, *F. Harlow, G.M. Handy, J.N. Edwards.
Green Co. Ky; Abstracts of Circuit Court Records; Vol. 8; compiled by Barbara Wright, p. 39:
Green Co. Ky. Circuit Case #357 1870
William Harlow vs. C.P. Hutchason, C.M. Goalder, Mary Goalder
William Harlow states that on 20 Dec 1867, he -?- of C.P. Hutchason, C.M. Goalder and wife, Mary D., a tract of land in Green Co. on waters of Trammell's Creek for which he paid.
Green Co. Ky.
Abstracts of Circuit Court Records
Vol. 5, compiled by Barbara Wright, p. 174 - 175 - 176
Green Co., KY Circuit Case #9261 26 August, 1862 William Wallace vs. Z. K. Easton and William Harlow
William Wallace states that Z. K, Easton owes him $110 for 22 hogs at $5.00 each. He also owes him $18.00 for a saddle. No part of the debt has ever been paid. Easton had disposed of his property and left this state and conceals himself so that a summons cannot be served on him, with an intent of defrauding his creditors. He wants an attachment against the property of the defendant to recover his debt.
Amended Petition:
Wallace states that an attachment was placed upon the entire crop of Easton, consisting of corn and tobacco, and also upon one bureau and cupboard, the property of Easton, all of which property was appraised by three disinterested housekeepers who were appointed by the court. It was inconvenient to move the property at the time the appraisal was made, and William Harlow unlawfully carried away all of the property and converted it to his own use without right and with full knowledge that it had an attachment on it. Wallace wants Harlow to return the property.
Summonses to Green County: David Judd and wife, H. T. Hagan, Bettie Price, Joel Atwell, William Harlow, Bettie Read, Abner Gooch.
James Carlile, attorney for Easton, states Chat he has been unable to learn the whereabouts of Easton.
Z. K. Easton denies that he ever purchased 22 hogs from Wallace. He denies that he bought a saddle. He is not indebted to Wallace at all. He admits that Wallace was his security in the account of White & Roach on a note for $10.00 but he paid that debt. He denies that he has hidden any property and denies that he has left the state to conceal himself. He wants the suit dismissed and attachment discharged. He also states that Wallace is indebted to him for $126.10 for labor and he countersues for this amount.
Z. K. Easton amends his petition stating that he owes nothing to plaintiff. Owing to the embarrassed condition of defendant and his absence from this county and inability to defend himself, the plaintiff took judgment against him by default for his pretended claim. He is not indebted to Wallace, but on the contrary, Wallace is indebted to him.
William L. Easton states that he is agent for Z. K. Easton who is absent from this county.
William Harlow states that he has no knowledge of Wallace having a suit by attachment against Easton and no knowledge of any levy by attachment on the property of Easton. Jenings Thompson had a crop of tobacco at Easton's, unstripped and hanging in a house on the premises. Thompson transferred it to Easton for the benefit of his children. He had William Gooch to take the tobacco to market and sell it to satisfy the debt against Mrs. Easton for removing --?--together with herself and children to Warren County.
Wallace in account with Z. K. Easton:
1846:
Jan 17 Killing of hogs 1 day $1.00
Oct 15 12 days labor 8.00
Nov 10 Getting plots 1.00
Storing same .75
Nov 17 5 days getting bavarths 5.75
2 days cutting wood 1.50
Nov 25 1 day getting sheep .75
1 day working on shed .75
Dec 2 1 day killing hogs 2.00
1847
Jan 2 days work .75
Feb 15 Cash on hogs 2 .75
Cash .50
8 days labor 5.80
Jul 2 days harvesting 2.50
1 day harvesting 1.00
Aug 1 day harvest tobacco .75
1 day cutting corn .75
Nov 15 Balance on tobacco 11.00
7 barrels and 4 buckets 15.60
1 day working in shop .75
Dec 10 Making tobacco frame .50
Making & splitting 500 rails 4.00
2 days cutting cole wood 2.00
1 day cutting & splitting rails 1.00
1848
Jan 15 Hailing of same 1.00
Cost 1.00
Aug Cost lone at bruirsby (?) .50
Nov Hauling of hay 2 months 8.00
Cost lone 5.00
Brought Over Total: $85.55
1855
Ham, bacon 10 cents 11.40
Sept 1 day work labor .75
Cost for driving cow 2.00
Driving cow to him .50
1858
1 bucket of salt 1.00
1 day killing hogs 1.00
1859 24 days labor 18.00
Atention for feeding hogs 10.00
Total: $120.60
3 fee bills here filed as witness for you 5.50
2 fee bills her filed as witness 1.50
Total: $127.60
Jury found for the plaintiff $104.50 in damages.
William Harlow asks the court to set aside the verdict of the Jury because of an accident that prevented him and his witnesses from being in court and because of unavoidable tragedy. He and David Judd were unable to get across the river for a considerable length of time and were prevented from getting to court until the cessation of the trial. He could have proven by David Judd that the tobacco named in the action was not the property of Easton's but was his property. He can make the same proof by Lucretia Judd who was also summoned and unable to get to court.
May 21, 1867
David Judd states that he was summoned as a witness for Harlow and could not get to court before the commencement of the trial because he was unable to cross Green River. But for said unavoidable accident he would have been at the trial. He will state on oath that the tobacco levied on was not the property of Z. K. Easton at the time of the levy. He knows that the tobacco was bought by Jennings Thompson some two or three months before the levy and was by him transferred to Harlow. Easton had no right to it.
/s/ David Judd *****
Green Co. Journal, 2005, Vol. 2, Issue No. 3, Fall, p. 61:
Green Co., KY Circuit Case #9399 1870 William Harlow vs. Samuel Hedgespeth, et al
William Harlow states that he is the owner of a tract of land in Green County containing 100 acres. Samuel Hedgespeth, William Lile, Logan Lile and Alexander Butler are in possession of it without right and have been for several years unlawfully and have kept plaintiff out of possession. Harlow wants judgment for the recovery of the land and damages of $300.
Summons sent to Alexander Milby, Samuel Hedgespeth, William Lile, Logan Lile, Alexander Butler
October 25, 1860
Govern of Kentucky to William Harlow, Green County Court Order..100 acres...Green County...west of Little Barren River on waters of Green River...west of the dead timber grove corner to Headspeth's 50 acre survey...running with a line of 50 acres..Headspeth's corner..Headspeth and Francis Shuffet..B. Gentry..Barren corner to Wilcoxen..Matthews...
Samuel Hedgpeth states that William Harlow is not the owner of the land. The land has been in the possession of Hedgspeth more than 20 years. It was deeded from Gideon Houk to James H. Hedgpeth dated February 19, 1848 which deed conveys to James 146 acres, 50 acres claimed by the defendant being a part of the 146 acres.
DEED: 19 February 1848
Gideon Houk to James H. Hedspeath of Hart County...$323.50...146 acres on the south or west side of Barren River conveyed by S. A. Spencer to Houk...in the Barren's on the east side of the dead timber grove...in the Barrens...;Also, a boundary adjacent the 146 acres, a part of the 100 acres taken up by Mathis, containing 50 acres...western line of the old survey corner, now Francis Shuffit...
May 20, 1870
Court ordered arbitrators: Alexander Ford and Alexander Milby to settle the matter. They met and examined the title papers and decided that there shall be a line beginning in a swamp supposed to be the old Belcher line, now corner of Z. T. Harlow...Thomas Young..and that William Harlow shall have all the land contained in the patent and on the southside of the line, and Samuel Hedgespeth shall have all the land in his deed on the north side of the line and this shall be a permanent division. Hedgespeth shall pay all the legal costs.
April 22, 1857 Bond
I, Maren Lile have this day sold unto William Harlow all my wright of peremption in and to a sertain vacant pease of land in Green County on which I now live and I do this day deliver to him the said Harlow the possession of said land who is intitled to all the benefit which the law gives to an actual cetter on vacant land in this Commonwealth for and in consideration of $32 paid to me in hand the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged.
Signed: P.M. Lile (X) Wit: F. B. Young
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