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Muhlenberg County, Kentucky, farmer. Virginia native. Married to Lucy Sullivan. Father of James W. Sullivan, John K. Sullivan, Jane Sullivan, Isaac Sullivan, and Robert N. Sullivan. Farmer in Muhlenberg County in 1850. Married to Elizabeth Godman on July 19, 1865.
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Muhlenberg County, Kentucky, resident. Muhlenberg County native. Son of Raughley Sullivan and Lucy Sullivan. Postmaster of South Carrollton from 1856 to 1861. Delegate from Muhlenberg County to the Kentucky Democratic Convention in January 1860.
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Muhlenberg County, Kentucky, judge. Kentucky native. Son of Peter Shaver. Married to Susan Jagoe. Father of Robert E. Shaver, Nannie E. Shaver Morgan. Married to Ann Morehead. Father of George Shaver, Horace Shaver, William Shaver, Benjamin Shaver, and Joseph Shaver. Elected constable of the Boggess district in 1851. Elected to the state legislature as a Unionist in 1859. Judge of Muhlenberg County Court in Muhlenberg County in 1862. Elected to the state legislature as a Democrat in 1875.
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Muhlenberg County, Kentucky, circuit clerk. Kentucky native. Son of Lewis Reno, Jr., and Sarah Kincheloe Reno. Married to Harriet M. Reno. Father of Jane Reno, Agnes Reno, Jessie Reno, Edward E. Reno. Married to Mary P. Reno. Clerk of the Muhlenberg Circuit Court in Muhlenberg County from 1859 to 1866. Quartermaster of the 11th Kentucky Infantry (U.S.A.) from December 9,1861 to March 17, 1862.
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Muhlenberg County, Kentucky, merchant and deputy clerk. Kentucky native. Married to Eunice Jones. Merchant in Muhlenberg County in 1850. Owned five enslaved persons in 1850. Deputy clerk of Muhlenberg Circuit Court in Muhlenberg County from 1860 to 1864.
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Seat at Greenville. Located on the Green River.
Administrative body of the state of Kentucky. Capital at Frankfort, Kentucky. Governor(s): Beriah Magoffin (1859-1862), James F. Robinson (1862-1863), and Thomas E. Bramlette (1863-1867).
Located in the 2nd Judicial District of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Judge(s): Thomas C. Dabney and R. T. Petree. Commonwealth’s Attorney(s): E. P. Campbell. Clerk(s): J. H. Reno.
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Located in Greenville, Muhlenberg County, Kentucky. Administratively contains the county offices of the sheriff, coroner, surveyor, jailor, county assessor, county attorneys, and constables. Judge(s): B. J. Shaver. Clerk(s): Jesse H. Reno, Thomas J. Jones, and Thomas Bruce.
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Nov r term r 15, 1864,
The Commonwealth of Kentucky Plff
against } on Forfeited Recognizance No 1.
The defendant R. Sullivan having been duly summoned and failing to answer and on motion of the attorney for the Commonwealth It is adjudged by the court that the Commonwealth recover of the said defendant the sum of One thousand dollars that being the amount in which he acknowledged himself indebted to the Commonwealth of Kentucky for the appearance of d day of its
Commonwealth of Kentucky Plaintiff
against } on forfeited Recognizance No 2.
R. Sullivan Deft
This day came the atty for the Comlth and the defendant having been duly summoned and failing to answer. It is adjudged by the Court that the Commonwealth of Kentucky recover of the defendant R. Sulllivan the sum of One thousand dollars that being the amount in which he acknowledged himself indebted to the Commonwealth of Ky, as the surity in his bail bond dayted the d Feby 1864, d day of its
The Commonwealth of Kentucky Plff
against } No 3. on forfeited Recognizance
R. Sullivan Deft
This day came the atty for the Commonwealth and the defendant having been duly summoned & failing to answer, and on Motion of the atty for the Commonwealth It is adjudged by the court that the Commonwealth of Kentucky recover of said Defendant R. Sullivan the sum of one thousand dollars that being the amount of his forfeited bail bond dated d day of Feby 1864, d day of its
The Commonwealth of Kentucky Plff
vagainst } No 4 on forfeited Recognizance,
R. Sullivan Deft
This day came the atty for the Comlth & the defendant having been duly summoned & failing to answer, & on motion of the Atty for the Commonwealth It is adjudged by the Court that the Commonwealth of Kentucky, recover of said defendant R. Sullivan the sum of One thousand dollars that being the amount of his forfeited bail bond dated d Feby 1864d day of its
The Commonwealth of Kentucky Plff
against } No 5. on forfeited Recognizance.
R. Sullivan Deft
This day came the Atty for the Comlth & the defendant having been duly sommoned & failing to answer and on motion of the atty for the Commonwealth It is adjudged by the Court that the Commonwealth of Kentucky recover of the defendant R. Sullivan the sum of one thousand
dollars that being the amount of his forfeited bail bond as the surety of James W. Sullivan for the appearance of the said James W. Sullivan in this court on the 2d day of its
No 1. James W. Sullivan being in custody charged with the offense of forgery, and being admitted to bail in the sum of one thousand dollars: Now I Raughley Sullivan of d day of its next
Witness my hand this d day of February 1864.
R. Sullivan
Taken and subscribed before me as Judge of the
No 2. James W. Sullivan being in custody charged with the offense of forgery, and being admitted to bail in the sum of one thousand dollars; Now, I Raughley Sullivan of Muhlenberg County, Kentucky hereby undertake that the above named James W. Sullivan will appear in the Muhlenberg Circuit Court on the second day of its next
at all times render himself amenable to the orders and process of said court in the prosecution of said charge; and if convicted, will render himself in execution thereof; or, if he shall fail to perform either of these conditions that I will pay to the Commonwealth of Kentucky the sum of One thousand dollars.
Witness my hand this d day of February 1864
R. Sullivan
Taken and subscribed before me as Judge of the Muhlenberg County Court.
B. J. Shaver P. J.
No 3. James W. Sullivan being in custody charged with the offense of forgery, and being admitted to bail in the sum of one thousand dollars, Now, I Raughley Sullivan of Muhlenberg County, Kentucky, hereby undertake that the above named James W. Sullivan will appear in the Muhlenberg Circuit Court on the second day of its next
Witness my hand this d day of February 1864.
R. Sullivan
Taken and subscribed before me as Judge of the Muhlenberg County Court.
B. J. Shaver P. J.
No 4. James W. Sullivan being in custody charged with the offense of forgery, and being admitted to bail in the sum of one thousand dollars, Now, I Raughley Sullivan
of Muhlenberg County, Kentucky hereby undertake that the above named James W. Sullivan will appear in the Muhlenberg Circuit Court on the second day of its rd day of February 1864
R. Sullivan
Taken and subscribed before me as
B. J.
No 5. James W. Sullivan being in custody ch
Witness my hand this rd day of Februray 1864.
R. Sullivan.
Taken and subscribed before me as Judge of the Muhlenberg County Court.
B. J. Shaver P. J.
State of Kentucky
Muhlenberg Circuit Sct
I 00 each executed by the said R. Sullivan before B. J. Shaver Presiding Judge of the Muhlenberg County Court dated d Feby 1864d day of Novr. 1864
J H Reno Clk
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Comlth of Kentucky
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R. Sullivan