John McLean, Jr. (Covington, clerk for the US circuit and district court )
b. 1815?
Jefferson County and Kenton County, Kentucky, manufacturer and clerk for the U. S. Court. Ohio native. Married to Mildred Jane Taylor McLean in Jefferson County, Kentucky, on December 1, 1835. Father of Hancock McLean, John McLean, and Nathaniel McLean. Manufacturer in Jefferson County in 1850. Employed W. Mitchell as a merchant in Jefferson County in 1850. Clerk for the U. S. Court in Covington in 1860. Employed Fanny Harvey and Mary DeVinney as servants in Covington in 1860. Clerk for the U. S. Circuit and District Court in Covington in 1862.
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