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Note: GENERAL: Mrs. Leslie Keith, also Vincent Harlow, letter dated 3 Feb 1987 CHILDREN: Barren Co. 1850 Census
Barren Co. deed Book 4 p. 389 LDS Ancestral file, says birth date about 1776
Kentucky Bible Records compiled by Coyle and Eubanks, Vol. 5, p. 17, gives death date, "moved to Glasgow, Ky. Abt. 1778"
Barren Co. Marriage Records, 1799-1849, ed. Martha Reneau, 1934, p. 118
Randel Harlow to Peggy Cook, 3 Feb 1806 Sur: Henry Cook.
Mr. Vincent Harlow says that Randal was in the 1850 Hart Co. census, includes a "Nancy": says Randel is short for Randolph;
Death date from William Harlow Bible, in possession of Vincent Harlow, copied June 1996, Glasgow, Ky.
Disk from Billie Reedy: Burial in Johnson Cem.
Barren Co. census, by Sandi Gorin, June 1992, p. 72
1810 Randal Harlow 2-1-1 --1--
Mt. Tabor Church Minutes, Barren Co. Vol. 1, 5 Nov 1789 - Dec. 1829, by Sandi Gorin, 1994
p. 20, 3rd Fri Nov 1803: sent to cite Bro. Pulliam to our next meeting
p. 20, 3rd Sat Dec 1803: Referred the matter for the last entry to the next meeting. Also rec'd a report against him for wrangling.
p. 21, 3rd Sat Jan 1804: He lets them know that his disire is to be no longer of us and withdraws from us, we therefore exclude him from our society; took up reference from the last meeting respecting him.
p. 50, 3rd Sat July 1812: Restored
p. 50, 3rd Sat Aug 1812: Letters of dismission is granted to Randolph Harlow and wife Peggy Harlow
Barren Co. Ky. Deed Book A, p. 489: date: 1 Dec 1808
Daniel Payton and James Harrod of Barren Co. allowed to sell rights of the patent in previous deed within Wayne and Adair Co. to Randle Harlowe.
Hart Co. 1819 Tas List, Taxpayer who resided in Hart Co., Ky. 1819
Lewis Harlow Land Location: None
Randall Harlow Land Location: 1 entry for Barrens and 1 entry with no location shown
1809 Barren Co. Tithables, TRACES Vol. 17 #1, Spring 1989, p.10 - 11
1st line - White males over 21
2nd line - black males over 16
3rd line - total blacks
Anderson Harlow 101
Clarborn Harlow 100
Jesse Harlow 100
Micajah Harlow 100
Michael Harlow 100
Randal Harlow 100
Thomas Harlow 100
William Harlow 100
From Vincent Harlow:
This indentrue made and entered into this 13th day of May 1869 between William Harlow for himself and as agent and attorney in fact for Harriet M. Bunnell, H.H. Harlow, G.W. Colins, F.M. Kelley, Francis M. Kelley, Jesse Harlow Jr., Amanda J.Wright, B.F Harlow, W. E. Harlow, J.H. Harlow, Nathaniel Ford, James L Harlow, Emily F. Harlow, John Ford & A. P. Harlow, Albert Harlow, James Harlow, Lucy J. Williams, Martha Bradley, Thomas Matthew & Lucy Matthew as parties of the first part and Jackson P. Cunninham of the Second part Witnesseth, that the said William Harlow for himself and vs the agent and attorney in fact for the above named premise has for and in consideration of the same of $625 in hand paid the recept of which is hereby acknowledged, sold and conveyed and does by these presents selll alein and convey unto the part of the second part a certain tract or parcel of land in the County of Green and State of Kentucky onthe Water of Little Barren RIver and being the same formerly owned by William Perkins & his wife Mary S. Perkins late Harlow and the same claimed by the parties of the lst part as heirs of said Mary S. Perkins and bounded as follows: To wit - Beginning at 2 Black Walnuts at the North of a lane. Thence with the frogged line N 87 W 133 1/2 poles .......near 12 a .....thins s 67 ..E 103 ...is a large oak ..near a tobaco house thence 23 3/8 W 55 poles to where a road crosses a small branch near Cunninghams Stable thence n 7 E 21 poles at a stake in the original line thence along the same S 61 1/4 W 28 poles to the Beginning containing 125 acres more or less - To have and to hold the said tract of land with all the appertenances unto the said part of the second part his heirs and assigns forever and it is further agreed and understood that the part of the second part is not to be in any way held bound or responsible for any rent for said land a account of his having occupied the same premises to his purchase - and the said William Harlow for himself and as the agent and attorney in fact, for the parties above named covenants to warrant and defend the right & title to the land hereby conveyed generally.
In testimony whereof the said W. Harlow for himself and so agent & attorney aforesaid has hereunto set his hand & seal the day & date above written. Wm Harlow for himself as Agent State of Kentucky Green Co.
I, D. T. Towles Clerk of the Green Co. Court certify that the foregoing deed was ackinowledged in the full to J. P. Cunningham on May 1869 ... his act and deed and the same being duly stamped as ....
Court Clerks office Case #8799, dated 7 Nov 1867 From Vincent Harlow, Petition in Ordinary: (copy of handwritten original)
Wm. Harlow for himself, and as Agent for the heir of Randall Harlow viz., Harriet M. Bunnell, H.H. Harlow, G.W. Collins, F. M. Kelly and wife, Frances M. Kelly, Jesse Harlow Jr. and the heirs of W. D. Harlow, viz. Amanda J. Wright, B. F. Harlow, Wm. E. Harlow, J.H. Harlow, Nathaniel Ford, James L. Harlow, Emily F. Harlow, John Ford and A. P. Harlow and the heir of Jesse Harlow viz. Albert Harlow, and the heirs of Lewis Harlow viz Jas. [?] Harlow - Thomas Matthews & Lucy Matthews late Harlow -- Plantiff against Jackson P. Cunningham Defendants the parties in the above action appeared by their attorneys, and this action came on for trial, on the pleadings and exhibits in the cause, the plaintiff with the leave of the court having first withdrawn his amended petition filed herein at a former term of this court, and the defendant having failed to answer, it is adjudged by the Courts, that the ........ the profession of 100 acres of land, described in the Petition on Little Barren River, where the said defendant now lives, near Gooches hill Green County and adjoining the lands of Edw. Sandidge, being the same land on which Wm. Perkins and wife lived and died, and that the Plantiffs judgement for their costs herein as apended.
Land Records
Sale Bill of John and Sally (GILL) ROBERTSON in Glasgow, Kentucky. (Copied from the hand written original)
This indenture, made this 14th day of June, 1811, between John Robertson and Sally his wife of the County of Barren and the State of Kentucky of the one part and Randal Harlow of the County and State aforesaid of the other part witnesseth that for and in consideration of the sum of Fifty Pounds to said Robertson in hand paid and the receipt whereof is hereby acknow- ledged hath bargained and sold and by these presents doth bargain to sell unto said Harlow a certain tract of Parcel of land situate lying and being in the county of Barren and adjoining the Blue Spring Grove and bounded as follows(to wit) Beginning at a hickory and black oak original corner of his land right thence with a line therof S 88 W158 poles to two Elms in McClungs military line thence with the same N 5 W36 poles to his corner a White Oak and Hickory thence with another of McClungs line N 27 W 140 poles to a hickory stump in Henry Cook's field and on the line of 5(deg) Headright thence with said line N 66 E55 poles to three post oaks thence S 66 E 120 poles to a stake thence S24 E130 poles to the Beginning containing one hundred and fifty nine acres with its appur- tenances to have and to hold the aforesaid tract or parcel of land with its appurtenances to the only proper use in behoof of the said Harlow and his heirs forever and the said John Robertson and Sally his wife doth hereby covenant and agree that they will forever warrant and deffend the afoesaid tract or parcel of land with its appurtenances to the said Harlow and his heirs from claim of the claimants of the said Robertson and Sally his wife and their heirs and all and every person or persons whatsoever. In Witness whereof the aforesaid John Robertson and Sally his wife have here- unto set their hands and affixed their seals the day and year above written.
John Robertson
Sally Robertson
Barren County (to wit) June the 14th 1811. This indenture from John Robertson and Sally his wife to Randall Harlow was on the day of the above date acknowledged before me by the said Robertson and wife to be their act and deed. She the said Sally being by me examined privately and apart from her said Husband relinquished her right of dower in the land and premises in the (last of this is missing)
Submitted by: Mark Rhoads, Manager, Cullen Performance Hall, University of Houston, MRhoads@uh.edu
INVENTORIES & APPRAISALS, SALES ETC
HARLOW, R. Sale Oct 1830
HARLOW, Randle Inventory Oct 1830
Sandi Gorin Date: 2 Dec 2000 12:00 PM GMT
From: Randal Harlow To: James Hughes of Fayette Co KY Date: 1810
Type: Mortgage, land on Blue Spring Grove
Names Cited: Marshall; Witnesses: Isham and Geo Hardey, Gabriel Ament
Barren Co KY Deed Book B, p. 339
Sandi Gorin <sgorin@glasgow-ky.com>
Subject: HART CO TAX LIST 1819 - H'S
Continuation of tax lists for 1819, names beginning with H. Names spelled as shown.
Location of land given if they were taxed for the land.
HARLOW, Lewis
HARLOW, Randal - Barrens - 2 entries
Hart Co. Ky. Court Order Book A:
p.5:
It is ordered that Randal Harlow be appointed overseer of that Barwallow road from the Barren County line to the Oven Springs and that the following hands be allowed him to keep the same in repair as the law directs 30 feet wide, Robert Furguson, David Alien, John Boiarton. Michael Hall, Wm. Cook, Goerge Hardy, Judithon Hardy, Jessee Hardy, Dan'1 Skelley, &. David Garvin.
p. 13:
Page 32 September term, 1819
On motion of George T. Wood, Clerk Johnathan Patterson is admitted as deputy clerk in this court.
It is ordered that Randol Harlow only be required to keep that part of the road of which he is overseer 18 feet wide.
Court adjourned untill court in course. Geo. McCtean
p.50:
Page 146
March Term 1821 5th day
At a County court held for Hart County at the courthouse in Munfordville on the 5th day of March, 1821
Present Isham Hardy, David C. Donan, Dudley Rountree, Ephram Maxey, William Whitman, Esq'r.
Ordered that the following parts of Hart County be laid off into a road precinct Towit Beginning at the County line below Bear Wallow from thence to David Aliens, including him, thence including John Ewel, thence including Thomas Burks, George Hardy, David Garvin, thence a course so as to exclude James Clymer, thence including Alexander McCandless, to the Har County line, thence to the beginning & that Randol Hartow be appointed overseer of said precino & that all the hands residing in said boundry be allotted him to keep the same in repair as required by law.
p. 99:
Page 289
Robert S. Thompson came into court and renewed his bond as surveyor of Hart County wrth Aaron AkJerson, Sr and Randal Harlow his securities in the penalty of three thousand dollars, conditioned as the law directs.
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