Old Lincoln County jail saga and Troy court history
A detailed 1828 1840 county seat conflict in Lincoln County recounts court orders to move the seat to Troy, build a new jail, and fund public buildings. It covers jail site selection, bond issues, contractor Woolfolk, and a 1840 jail completion, with notes on finances and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Duncan
Henry Watts
Joseph B. Allen Beyre
Alexandria
Alte
Sald
Lincoln
Troy
Alfred W. Carr
George Collier
Nathaniel Beverly Tucker
Second Judicial District
A. W. Carr
Francie Parker
Garr
Monroe
Monrose
Caleb McFarland
William Young
Brice W. Hammock
Lewis Castle
Young
John Chandler
John A. Woolfolk
Ife
Norbourns Woolfolk
Joseph Custer
Woolfolk
Wommack
Capt. Wommack
Calabooso
Aley
Judge Martin
Court House
Main Street
Andrew Parkins
Porter E. Norton
Ile
Stpreme
United States
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Troy Herald
Local and County News
Gobaps
James M. Norton
Bob Morris
Fatay
Wright City
Frankie
H. F. Lyons
D. C. Russell
Bie
Foater
Warrenton
MOTT
M. D
Paecrar
Soca
D. H. Cannon
Jas. M. McLellan
Roy, Witt
Alreutt
Fee Ee
Gmse
Henry
County
Maint
Rossveat
Theteenth
Ithrow
Harbay
R. D. Walton
H. B. Cpham
Desdas
Penton
Josiah Creech
Trorney
Nine al Waat
Ives
Lawrence T. Myers
Norton & Ceo
Aes
Laws
Missouri
Noel
Quaerom Dentie R