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Note: In records his middle initial is S. That Stanton is his middle name is inferred from his son's name and other Jeremiah Stantons in the family.
Wayne Co., KY Marriages and Vital Records, 1801-1860, vol 2 "K"-"Z" , June Baldwin Bork (1973) (976.964 v26 v2, p. 89: Pierce, Jeremiah and Jane Hall, Surety, Lapsley Hall. Minister return missing, Bond dated 27 April 1816. Note: "27 April 1816 this day I sertify that I have gave free consent for my daughter Jane to marry Jeremiah, by John Hall - witness, Lapsley Hall". (2) "this day I sertify that I have gave my consent for my son Jeremiah to marry Jane Hall, by William Pierce - witness, Tarlton Pierce".
1820 census, enumerated with his father, Adair Co., KY.
page 1 of 32: Ephram Pierce 3 (<10)-0-0-0-0-1(>45) /1 (<10)-1 (10-16)-0-1 (26-45)-1 (26-45)
page 21 of 32: Joel Pierce 2-0-0-0-1(26-45)-0 / 1-0-1(16-26)-0-0
Wm Pierce 0-1-1-1-1-1(>45) / 1-2-0-1(26-45)-0 (3 engaged in agriculture). [Jeremiah is the male 16-26].
page 31 of 32: James Pierce 0-0-0-1-1(26-45)-0 / 0-1-0-0-2(>45) [James A. Pierce (son of Jeremiah Pierce), the cousin of the above Wm Pierce.
Adair Co., KY tax records (0,007,851): First appearance 1820 1001; continues until 1825 with no land.
Adair Co. Deed Book E, film 0,829,290: p. 929, Alexander Waggener to Jeremiah S. Pierce, 50 acres on Little Indian Creek, 1823 [this is eventually sold to Joel Pierce, Jeremiah's brother].
Russell Co., KY tax records (film 0,008,218; made from Adair in 1826): 1826 Jermiah S. Pierce 50 ac Cumb. R. ent. D. Trobue 1012; 1828 Jeremiah S. Pierce one town lot worth $200 1011; continues to 1831 Jeremiah S. has 3 town lots in Jamestown; no 1832 book and 1833 is weak.
Russell Co., KY Court Orders 1827-1840, film 0,594,407: p. 51 Jeremiah Pierce [Jr] enters for taxation for the year 1827 one white tithe which is ordered to be certified to the sheriff of the county being sworn.
Russell Co., KY Deed Book A, p 81 (976.9655 R295): 11 May 1826. Jehue George and Mary, his wife to J.S. Pierce all of Russell Co. 50 acres on Blackfish Cr., a branch of the Cumberland River, adjacent to Noel Blankenship; for $300. Teste: William Lair, John Ballinger (both jps). recorded 31 Jan 1827.
Russell Co. KY Deed Book A, p. 135 (976.9655 R295): 30 Apr 1827. Jeremiah Pierce to Joel Pierce both of Russell Co. undisclosed acerage of land on the waters of Indian Creek, a branch of the Cumberland River, being the tract granted to Alexander Wagganer by patent dated 27 Nov 1822, adjacent to Reed and Fords Military Line, Pierce's Line; for $50. no teste. recorded 11 May 1827.
Russell Co., KY Court Orders, vol. 2, 1827-40, film 0,594,407, p. 51: Jeremiah Pierce [jr?] enters for taxation for the year 1827 one white tithe which is ordered to be certified to the sheriff this county being sworn.
1830 census, Russell Co., KY, p. 118 and 125 (a duplication for some reason): Pierce, Jeremiah S. 00002-00001 (notice no Stanton and no Mary - they could have been with Franklin, who had two males <10 yrs old on his farm yet only has one son that age; they are all within stone's throw of each other on the same page of the census)
1830 census, Russell Co., KY, p. 125 (at the end of the book and not photographed on the ancestry.com on-line version): Jeremiah S. Pierce (right next to Nancy Pierce. and two lines from William Pierce): 00002-00001 (he and wife are 20-30 yrs old).
Russell Co., KY Guardian Bonds 1830-1853, p. 7, film 0,594,319, about 1831: James Warnener, William Lam and Jeremiah S. Pierce are bound $100. James Warriner is appointed guardian of Willis Wariner, orphan of James Wariner and Nancy, decd.
13 Jun 1831: J. Pierce letter of resignation from the Russell Co., KY legislature; recommends an election.
History of Kentucky, by the late Lewis Collins, 1874:
p. 695 Russell Co.: US. House of Representatives from Russell Co: Jeremiah S. Pierce 1830, 1831, 1832.
p. 754 Wayne Co.: US. House of Representative from Wayne Co.: J.S. Pierce, 1836.
Wayne Co., KY tax records 1833 (no 1832 book) through 1837. This is probably the Jeremiah S. Pierce who was a state legislator from Russell Co. 1830-1832, resigned by 13 June 1831 letter, and then was state legislator from Wayne Co. 1836 ( History of KY, by Collins, vol. 2).
Wayne Co., KY Court Orders 1802-1838, film 0,591,543:
23 May 1836: John M. Stephenson appointed guardian of Polly Ann, Leander J., Thomas V., Hiram J., and Edmund W. Stephenson. Bond by James Gervin, Jeremiah S. Pierce and Thomas M. Callum.
22 Aug 1836: J.S. Pierce appointed (w/ others) trustee (who may accept donations for erecting an ordinary near Dibrell's house).
26 Sep 1836: acct. to J.S. Pierce - $8.00
28 Nov 1836: acct. to Jeremiah S. Pierce - $15.00
27 Mar 1837: acct. to J.S. Pierce - $25.00 for his attending to Rebecca Morgan [apparently an indigent] and it is further ordered that he continues his attentions to her, for which the court aggrees to make him a proper allowance.
22 Mar 1837: Ordered that J.S. Pierce be commissoner of the stray found in place of B. Hading.
26 Jun 1837: Bartholomew Meadow appointed county treasurer. $5000 bond by Jeremiah S. Pierce and others.
28 Aug 1837: On motion of Martin Beaty Esq. ordered that Thomas Beaty be and is hereby appointed a processioner of land for the county of Wayne and in place of Jeremiah S. Pierce, who will in a short time [move?].
28 Aug 1837: Micajah Phillips came into court and relinquished all rights and claims to the land on which the present Road runs from Monticello to Columbia, and all that part which by between said Road & Doct. J. S. Pierce lives ... [shows that Doctor Jeremiah S. Pierce (1803-1856) and the above Jeremiah S. Pierce (Abt 1798-1838/40) both lived in Wayne county at the same time, but that the doctor was given his title to tell them apart in the records.
28 Aug 1837: On motion of Martin Beaty - calls for a road to be made and refers to Jeremiah S. Pierce as one of those who walk out the nearest and best way from here to there [a processioner].
Jeremiah S. Pierce died prior to his father (Abt 12 Oct 1840), but a will or administration is not extant in Wayne Co. or Russell Co. According to Memoirs of the Lower Ohio Valley 1905 bio of Jacob A. Pierce, Jeremiah died in Russell Co. [but his daughter married in Jefferson Co., TN in 1836].
Memoirs of the Lower Ohio Valley, p. 182: (Bio of Jacob A. Pierce) states Jeremiah died in Russell Co. and Jane in Crittenden Co.
There is a Jeremiah Stanton Pierce Holder b. 10 May 1863 in Russell Co. to Jeremiah C. Holder; Jer St Pierce Holder married Laura Coffey in Russell Co. in 1885.
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