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Duvall
Estate Records from Clark Co Will Books
Submitted by Susan Kerr
ESTATES, WILLS, OBITUARIES
Clark Co., KY, Will Bk. 1, pp. 330-333
(abstracted by Susan Duvall Kerr)
1801-1802, Settlement of Thomas Eubanks' estate:
Payments due Thompson Duvall, John Duvall,
William Duvall, & Robinson LaForce. Jno.
Duvall rented Eubanks' plantation. Mary/
Polly Duvall received payment from this
estate settlement.
Clark Co., Will Bk. 4, p. 393, abstracted by
Mary Martin Murphy in letter to Allen David:
Nov 1818, Lucy C. Duvall received dower lot on
Howard's Creek, about 35 acres (Division 25 Jan
1819).
DUVALL (mss?) by Hattie Scott, 1930, KHS, Duvall
Family File
Clark Co. Will Bk. 4, p. 395:
11 Dec 1818, William Duvall's will write
named daus, Clemency Duvall, Elvira
Clark Co. Obituary(?) for James E. Duvall [different
than the one which appears in Frankfort newspaper,
the Frankfort Roundabout]:
"(also M. D.)one of the oldest preachers in Ky.
raised to the ministry in Bourbon and Clark counties,
as early as 1831. Moved to Owen Co. some years
later. Later practiced medicine. (He is buried in
State Cemetery in Frankfort, Ky." (Penned in the
margin: "b. 2-2-1803 d. 10-22-1890")
Clark Co. Will Book 8, FHL Film #0183150, abstracted
by Susan Duvall Kerr
pp. 126-128, 31 Oct 1833, Inventory and appraisement
of Jno. R. Duvall's estate by admin., Francis Duvall.
p. 277, Dec Term 1834, Jno. R. Duvall, estate sale
accounting by Francis Duvall, admin.
pp. 287-289, 1 Nov 1835, Division of land* of Jno. R.
Duvall, dec'd as follows: Widow's dower lot, 45
acres; Lot. #1, Washington Duvall; Lot #2, Susan
Crim; Lot #3, Lucinda Crim; Lot #4, Frs Duvall; Lot #5,
Mary Lackland; Lot #6, Wm. Duvall; Lot #7, Jno. Duvall;
Lot #8, Thos. J. Duvall; Lot #9, Daniel Duvall; Lot #10,
Sarah Duvall; Lot #11, Martin Duvall; Lot #12, Dillard
Duvall. *Original land before division consisted
of 135 acres on Howard's Lower Creek, adjacent to
lands of Robert E. Brooking, heirs of Elias Crim, dec'd,
and Capt. Berry Combs.
Clark County Will Book 8
8 May 1832 - Inventory of Thompson Duvall estate by Septimus Scholl,
Leonard Beall, and John Huls.
5 Jun 1832 - Estate sale of Thompson Duvall property list by James E.
Duvall.
10 Mar 1834 - Settlement of Thompson Duvall estate with James E. Duvall,
Admr., by Septimus Scholl, John Huls, and Pleasant Bush.
Clark Co. Will Bk. 9, FHL Film #0183150, abstracted by
Susan Duvall Kerr
pp. 415-417, 15 Mar 1839, Settlement and statements of
accounts of John R. Duvall, dec'd, by admin. Francis
Duvall.
p. 453, 26 Apr 1839, Settlement and statement of
account of David Duvall, heir of Thompson Duvall,
dec'd, by guardian, John M. McGee.
pp. 455-456, 26 Apr 1839, Settlement and adjustment of
accounts of Agness and Lucy Jane Duvall, heirs of
Thompson Duvall, dec'd, by guardian, John M. McGee.
pp. 484-485, 23 Dec 1839, Inventory, appraisement, and estate
sale accounting of estate of John M. Duvall, dec'd, by
Thos. J. Duvall, admin.
p. 485, 26 Apr 1839, Settlement and statement of accounts
for Lucy Jane Duvall, heir of Thompson Duvall, dec'd,
by guardian, John M. McGee.
pp. 550-551, 9 Dec 1840, Settlement of accounts of John
M. McGee as guardian of David Duvall, dec'd, heir of
Thompson Duvall, dec'd.
Clark Co. Circuit Court, Order Book Y, p. 200, KDLA
film #7010534, abstracted by Susan Duvall Kerr
Sep 1837
Term, James E. Duvall (as admin. of
Thompson Duvall, dec'd) and his securities, Thomas
Fowler, Asa Tracy, and James R. Ragland ordered to
pay Lucy Jane, David, and Agness Duvall (refund
bonds posted by guardian, John M. McGee); heirs
William and Alexander Duvall and Allen & Elizabeth
Duvall Burton payments suspended, pending posting
of refund bonds.
Clark Co., KY, Will Book D, p. 137
(abstracted by Susan Duvall Kerr)
16 Jun 1814, William Robinson's Will Write:
Land living on of about 100 acres and personal
estate not otherwise disposed in this will to be
sold by executors and monies from same to go as
follows:
Niece, Elizabeth Montgomery: $200 and riding
horse, Philip.
Niece, Margaret Edmiston: $200.
Niece, Letitia Preston: $200.
Friend, Walter Preston: young bay mare, watch,
riding whip, silver shoe & ____ buckles,
gold sleeve buttons, spurs, & $100.
Little cousin, Col. William R. Preston, $200.
Nephew, William Robinson, all wearing apparel &
$200.
Children of dec'd nephew, Robinson Leforce, $200.
Nephew, David Leforce, $200.
Nephew, Reney Leforce, ball'd mare, bed, furniture,
& $200.
Niece, Mary Duvall, 1 bed, furniture, & $200.
Niece, Jean Marshall, $200.
No books to be sold (that were not already appropriated)
that were in the care of friend Walter Preston,
and they were to be loaned out if requested, but
to be returned to W. Preston.
Reney Leorce, husband of sister Agnes, dec'd, and all
his children not named in this will excluded from
any inheritance.
Dick, slave, to be set free immediately.
Female relations, Cynthia Robinson, Mary R. Preston,
& Malinda Montgomery $200 from estate sale
proceeds.
Salem Meeting House, $10 per annum.
Executors: Friends, Walter Preston, George G. Taylor
and Isaac Hockaday.
Witnesses: W. Preston, William Waler, F. H. Preston
Will proved: 23 Dec 1816
Clark Co., Order Bk. D (KDLA Film #7009601)
Sep 1811, Commissioners appointed for infant heirs (of
William Laforce) William, Patrick, George, David,
Felix, Nancy, and Hannah to convey land adj. to George
Stevenson, Burbridge, Patrick Henry's line to George G.
Taylor who brought a suit to court for this matter.
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