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  McFerran, James Calvin

  b. 1812-09-14 d. 1885-10-25

  Kentucky, Tennessee, and Ohio, livery stable owner, commission merchant, and cotton factor. Glasgow, Kentucky, native. Son of John McFerran. Married to Margaret A. Rogers in 1834. Father of John B. McFerran, William H. McFerran, and Margaret A. McFerran. Married to Elizabeth P. Vance McFerran. Father of Catherine McFerran, Charles McFerran, and James C. McFerran, Jr. Hotel Keeper in Munfordville, Kentucky, Bowling Green, Kentucky, and Camelion Springs, Kentucky. Stock breeder in Bowling Green. Owner of a livery and sale stable in Nashville, Tennessee, in 1860. Partner of McFerran & Menefee, commission merchants and cotton factors, in Louisville, Kentucky, and Cincinnati, Ohio. Partners with John B. McFerran and Richard J. Menefee.

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  Farris, J. T.

  Louisville, Kentucky, detective and soldier. Served in the 5th Kentucky Volunteer Cavalry Regiment (U.S.A.) as first lieutenant and regimental quartermaster from October 1861 to February 1862. Served in the 9th Kentucky Volunteer Cavalry Regiment from as major from August 1862 to March 1863. Commander of Barracks No. 1 in Louisville, Kentucky, from March 1863 to October 1863. Detective in Louisville from 1863 to 1864.

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  Everett Isaac, Sr.

  b. 1803-11-15 d. 1873-01-18

  Louisville, Kentucky, dry goods merchant and farmer. Woodford County, Kentucky, native. Married to Adele Barney Everett in 1836. Farmer in Jefferson County, Kentucky, in 1850. Employed Peter Nicol and Margaret Littermary in 1850. Owned twenty-one enslaved persons in Jefferson County in 1850. Proprietor of the Galt House hotel in Louisville in partnership with Aris Throckmorton. Farmer in Jefferson County in 1860. Owned twenty enslaved persons in Jefferson County in 1860. Member of the board of directors of the Bank of Kentucky. Trustee of the University of Louisville.

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  Johnson, Richard W.

  b. 1827-02-27 d. 1897-04-21

  Kentucky, soldier. Livingston County, Kentucky native. Graduated from the United State Military Academy in West Point, New York in 1849. Served in the U.S. Army from 1849 to 1861. Served in the Union Army as brigadier general of volunteers and major general from October 11, 1861 to 1867.

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  Thum, Mandeville

  b. 1820-12-20 d. 1862-03-16

  Louisville, Kentucky, physician. Maryland native. Son of George Thum. Married to Louisa Miller Thum in Louisville on November 16, 1852. Father of William Warwick Thum. Graduate of Gambia College in Ohio. Studied medicine in Richmond, Virginia and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Physician in Louisville in 1850.

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  Overton, Walter

  b. 1830-09-05 d. 1872-07-09

  Louisville, Kentucky, resident. Kentucky native. Married to Mary Overton. Father of Charles Overton. Resident in Louisville in 1860.

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  Goddard, Michael

  d. 1838-03

  Scott County, Kentucky, resident. Father of William Wirt Goddard. Resident of Scott County, Kentucky, in 1830. Owned sixteen enslaved persons in Scott County in 1830.

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  Goddard, William Wirt

  b. 1820-02-08 d. 1901-01-27

  Mercer County, Kentucky, farmer. Scott County, Kentucky, native. Son of Michael Goddard. Married to Sarah Eliza Glave Goddard on January 29, 1857 in Harrison County, Kentucky. Father of Glave Goddard, Nicholas Goddard, Mary Goddard Curry, and Rebel Goddard. Farmer in Mercer County in 1860. Owned six enslaved persons in Mercer County in 1860.

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  Goddard, Sarah Eliza Glave

  b. 1832-01-24 d. 1918-12-01

  Mercer County, Kentucky, resident. Harrison County, Kentucky, native. Daughter of William B. Glave and Rebecca Manlove Glave. Married to William Wirt Glade on January 29, 1857 in Harrison County, Kentucky. Mother of Glave Goddard, Nicholas Goddard, Mary Goddard Curry, and Rebel Goddard. Resident in Harrison County in 1850. Household owned twenty-five enslaved persons in Harrison County in 1850. Resident in Mercer County in 1860. Household owned six enslaved persons in Mercer County in 1860.

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  Leuba, Henry

  b. 1806?

  Kenton County, Kentucky, schoolteacher and bookkeeper. Native of France. Married to Catherine Leuba. Father of George Leuba, and Charles Leuba. Schoolteacher in Clark County, Kentucky, in 1850. Owned four enslaved persons in Clark County in 1850. Bookkeeper in Covington in 1860.

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  Brown, Henry C.

  New York County, New York, commissioner. Commissioner for the State of Kentucky in New York, New York County, in 1861.

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  Payne, George

  Fayette County, Kentucky, resident. Petitioned for, and was granted, the remission of imprisonment and fine.

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  Stivers, Will A.

  b. 1817?

  Fayette County, Kentucky, sign printer and notary. Kentucky native. Sign printer and notary in Fayette County in 1860.

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  Stoll, George W., Jr.

  b. 1841-12-22 d. 1914-06-27

  Lexington, Kentucky, resident. Kentucky native. Son of George W. Stoll, Sr., and Mary Jane Stoll. Married to Julia H. Stoll. Father of Hamilton Stoll. Student in Lexington, Kentucky, in 1850. Resident of Lexington, Kentucky, in 1860.

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  Burnet, B. L.

  Appeared in a petition to Thomas E. Bramlette for the remission of a fine and the imprisonment of George Payne.

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  Bealert, B. T.

  b. 1804? d. 1889

  Lexington, Kentucky, manufacturer. Pennsylvania native. Manufacturer in Lexington in 1860. Owned six enslaved persons in 1860.

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  Franz, E.

  b. 1836?

  Lexington, Kentucky, telegraph operator. New York native. Telegraph operator in Lexington in 1860.

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  Reid, Chas

  Signed a petition for the remission of imprisonment and fine on behalf of George Payne.

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  Lowry, Charles F.

  b. 1819?

  Fayette County, Kentucky, merchant and deputy court clerk. Kentucky native. Father of Eliza Jane Lowry. Married to Miranda H. Payne Lowry. Father of Susan H. Lowry, Mary F. Lowry, J. H. Lowry, William F. Lowry, Melvin T. Lowry, and John B. Lowry, Julia B. Lowery, Miranda P. Lowry. Farmer in Jessamine County in 1840. Owned fifteen enslaved persons in Jessamine County in 1840. Merchant in Jessamine County in 1850. Employed George M. Neal and Meredith Masters as merchants in Jessamine County in 1850. Owned four enslaved persons in Jessamine County in 1850. Merchant in Lexington in 1860. Owned one enslaved person in Lexington in 1860. Deputy clerk in the Fayette Circuit Court in March 1864.

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  Smedley, John L.

  b. 1797? d. 1883?

  Mercer County, Kentucky, druggist. Pennsylvania native. Married to Martha O. "Patsy" Letcher Smedley in Mercer County, Kentucky on April 27, 1820. Father of Sarah Smedley, Charles Smedley, Elizabeth Smedley, Ann Smedley, Ovie Smedley, William F. Smedley, and Mariana Smedley Kyle. Druggist in Mercer County in 1850. Elected President of the Shelby Railroad Company in Shelbyville, Kentucky on April 8, 1852. Druggist in Mercer County, Kentucky in 1860. Owned six enslaved persons in Mercer County in 1860. Elected Sergeant-at-arms of Kentucky House of Representatives c1861-c1863.

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  Lyne, James B.

  b. 1832?

  Henderson County, Kentucky, attorney and officeholder. Tennessee native. Son of Mary C. Lyne. Married to Mary A. Hopkins Lyne on April 24, 1860. Father of James Lyne. Married to Caroline Lyne. Father of Catharine Johnson Lyne. Resident of Henderson County, Kentucky, in 1850. Household owned four enslaved persons in 1850. Attended Shelby College in Shelby County, Kentucky, 1852-1853. Resident of Henderson County in 1860. Household owned one enslaved person in 1860. Elected as the Assistant Clerk of the Kentucky House of Representatives in 1861. Attorney in Henderson County in 1863.

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  Hattersley, George

  b. 1840?

  Cincinnati, Ohio, barkeeper and soldier. Native of Sheffield, England. Son of Lydia Hattersley. Resident of Cincinnati in 1850. Barkeeper in Cincinnati in 1860. Teamster in 1861. Served in the 1st Kentucky Independent Battery (U.S.A.) as private, sergeant, and lieutenant from June 4, 1861, to March 17, 1865.

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  Cotton, Frank P.

  b. 1843-09-03 d. 1929-10-31

  Woodford County, Kentucky, student and soldier. Son of Charles Cotton and Sarah B. Puryear Cotton. Resident of Woodford County, Kentucky in 1850. Household owned eighteen enslaved persons in Woodford in 1850. Student in Woodford County in 1860. Household owned thirty-four enslaved persons in Woodford County in 1860. Served in the 5th Kentucky Cavalry Regiment (C.S.A.) as a private from July 16, 1862 to January 23, 1865. Captured at Buffington, Meigs County, Ohio, on July 19, 1863. Prisoner of war at Camp Morton, Marion County, Indiana, from July 23, 1863 to August 22, 1863. Prisoner of War at Camp Douglas, Cook County, Illinois, from August 22, 1863 to January 23, 1865. Signed a loyalty oath to the Government of the United States on January 23, 1865.

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  Hitchcock, Ethan Allen

  b. 1798-05-18 d. 1870-08-05

  Vermont soldier. Vergennes, Addison County, Vermont, native. Son of Samuel Hitchcock and Lucy Caroline Allen Hitchcock. Graduated from the United States Military Academy in West Point, Orange County, New York, in 1817. Served as a third lieutenant in United States Army Corps of Artillery from July 17, 1817 to February 13, 1818. Served in the 8th United States Infantry Regiment as a second lieutenant, first lieutenant, and adjutant, from February 13, 1818 to June 1, 1821. Served in the 1st United States Infantry Regiment as a first lieutenant, adjutant, and captain from June 1, 1821 to July 7, 1838. Served in the 8th United States Infantry Regiment as major from July 7, 1838 to January 31, 1842. Served in the 3rd United States Infantry Regiment as lieutenant colonel from January 31, 1842 to April 15, 1851. Served in the 2nd United States Infantry Regiment as colonel from April 15, 1851 to October 18, 1855. Resigned from the United States Army on October 18, 1855. Commissioned Major General of Volunteers in the United States Army on February 10, 1862. Detailed on service as commissioner for the exchange of prisoners.

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  Flack, James B.

  b. 1840-10-26 d. 1911-06-21

  Cincinnati, Ohio, blacksmith and soldier. Kentucky native. Son of John F. Flack and Lucinda Flack. Blacksmith in Cincinnati in 1860. Served in the 1st Independent Kentucky Battery (U.S.A.) as private and quartermaster sergeant from April 20, 1861, to June 3, 1864.