Tax lists reveal county by county land tax totals in Kentucky
The document itemizes tax assessments by Kentucky counties including Clarke Estill Montgomery Bath Fleming Greenup Floyd Fayette Jessamine Woodford Scott Herrofoon Pendleton Campbell Boone Gallatin Franklin Bourbon Nicholas Marion Bracken Lewis Livingston Caldwell Christian Breckinridge Ohio Grayson Muhlenberg Henderson Hopkins Union Barren Walker Logan Butler Cumberland Mercer Garrard Madison Clay Ballard Jefferson Henry Shelby Rockcastle Knox Pelaki Wayne Adair Casey Marion Nelson Washington Greene and notes lands owned by nonresidents are taxed separately. It also describes the process for collection, certification, and public sale if taxes remain unpaid, referencing Frankfort and the auditor.
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United States
Kentucky
Clarke
Estill
Montgomery
Bath
Fleming
Greenup
Floyd
Hendred
Fayette
Jessamine
Woodford
Scott
Herrifoo
Pendleton
Campbell
Boone
Galletin
Pranktin
Burbon
Nicholas
Maron
Brackeh
Lewis
Livington
Caldwell
Chridien
Breckenridge
Ohio
Grayson
Muhlenberg
Hendersdon
Hopkins
Union
Barren
Walkrred
Logan
Butler
Cumberland
Mercer
Garrard
Madison
Clay
Ballitt
Jefferson
Fen
Mceunty
Henry
Ardair
Casey
Mardin
Nelson
Washington
Greene
Frankford
U. States
Foraging, Creek War talk, and Indian Affairs letter notes
Extract discusses Creek Nation leaders and friendly towns, reports of foraging near Cowetau, ammunition from Pensacola, and calls for aid. It includes opinions on federal versus state authority over Indian affairs, and dated communications between Col. Hawkins and Gov. Mitchell. War news recounts battles near Montreal with British forces and casualties.
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Benjamin Hawkins
Indian Affairs
Mitchell
Ocmulgee Ferry
Peter M.queen
Cowetau
Chattahoochie
Reid
George Cornelis
John Keen
Wm. Grayson
Robert of
Hillaubee
Cussetau
Opy
Col. Hawkins
William M
Osh’s
Big Warrior
Hawkins
Hardy Reed
Peter M’queen
Pensacola
James Cornell
Cornell
M’'Queen
James Cornells
David Tate
Tensaw
M’queen
James Cornelis
Tate
M ‘Queen
Haith
Wau
Camerau
Hoppie
Benj. Hawkins
Flint
Bie B. W Warrior
Tus,tun
Nue
Gee X Hossie
Coweta
James du’ Rouseau
Georgia
United States
Congress
D. B. Mitchell
Governor's reply urges Cowetan chiefs to engage or scout
The Governor's letter from dated correspondence urges Cowetan chiefs to reinforce and send warriors against the Chattehoochie faction. He advises dispatching spies and small detachments to observe the enemy and capture beef cattle, noting his agreement with earlier statements.
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Cowetan
News From Front The Army Campaign In Canada 1813
Latest reports tell of a British American clash near Burlington with 400 casualties on each side and Hampton retreating toward Plattsburg while Wilkinson camps near Montreal. Albany correspondence describes troop movements from Hamilton toward the Canada shore and a Juneau-like engagement with blockhouses at Cornwall and a naval clash with gun-boats.
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Nexr
Lake S J. Francis
Wilkinson
Covington
Forsyth
French Mills
Montreal
Hampton
Prattburg
Particulara
York
Eastern Express
Boston
Burlington
Plattsburg
Boyd
Cornwall
Military news from Europe and North America update
Chronicle notes uncertain reports from northern Europe and Spain. Allies under Lord Bentwick defeated near Villa Franca by Suchet and retreated to Tarragona. Canadian frontlines show ongoing sanguinary clashes with Wilkinson and Mampton. no official results yet. Creek nation army reports a signal and glorious victory as per Milledgeville dispatch.
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Europe
Juterbouch
Spain
Lord Bentwick
Villa Franca
Suchet
Tarragona
Canada
Wilkinson
Mampton
Montreal
Sacott’s Harbour
Burlington
Milledgeville
Milledgeville dispatch reports 1813 frontier actions by Floyd and Pinckney
From Milledgeville and Camp Jackson dated December 1813 officers report an action against Creek and hostile Indians on Talapoosie river and surrounding towns. Brigadier General Floyd and Maj. Gen. Pinckney describe movements of Georgia militiamen, artillery and allied Indians in attacks near Canleebee Creek and Wild Coosa junction.
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Milledgeville
Floyd
Thomas Pincene
Peter Earry
Coosa
Booth
Watson
Len
Adams
R’s
Nenderson
Thomas
Canleebee Creek
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