History of Bridgeport Kentucky

Bridgeport, a residential area near Frankfort, Kentucky, was once a thriving town with covered bridges, taverns, and a bustling general store. Today, only a few remnants remain of its vibrant past, as modern life blends with the historic structures. Founded in the 18th century by James Harrod, Bridgeport’s rich history encompasses land acquisitions, stagecoach lines, and the establishment of a post office. Though the town has transformed, it still carries echoes of its bygone era, offering a glimpse into Kentucky’s captivating past.

History of Bald Knob Kentucky

The article provides a brief overview of various communities within the Bald Knob area in Kentucky. It describes the early settlers who migrated to the region and their self-reliant nature. The area experienced population growth in recent years, attracting young families. The article also mentions specific locations, such as Flag Fork, Bailey’s Mill, Flat Creek, Polsgrove Landing, Stoney Creek, and Honeysuckle, along with some historical figures and graveyards associated with these areas.

Breckenridge County Will Index: 1966-1975

The Breckenridge County Will Index is an index of will records for Breckenridge County, Kentucky for the years of 1966-1975 as found in book 4 of the Kentucky State Archives microfilm roll #7005267.

Breckenridge County Will Index: 1934-1968

The Breckenridge County Will Index is an index of will records for Breckenridge County, Kentucky for the years of 1934-1968 as found in book 3 of the Kentucky State Archives microfilm roll #7005267.

Breckenridge County Will Index: 1894-1935

The Breckenridge County Will Index is an index of will records for Breckenridge County, Kentucky for the years of 1894-1935 as found in book 2 of the Kentucky State Archives microfilm roll #7005267.

Archer (a man of color) v. James Dunlap & Joseph Collins

Trespass for FreedomWritten by Lyndon Comstock Trial and Judgment of the Greenup County Circuit CourtJuly 1835Appellate Decision of the Kentucky Court of AppealsJune 18, 1838Chief Justice Robertson delivered the opinionMr. J. T. Morehead, attorney for the plaintiff.  Mr. Turner, attorney for the defendants. Introduction This was a highly unusual case because it was brought by a man, Archer, who was held as a slave and who was suing for his freedom in antebellum Kentucky.  Ordinarily slaves did not even have standing to file a lawsuit, as I understand it, since they were regarded as property rather than persons.  Equally remarkable, … Read more

Lulbegrud Baptist Church Minutes

The following information was transcribed from FHC Microfilm #183193 and contains the Lulbegrud Baptist Church Minutes of Clark and Montgomery County, Kentucky 1793–1804 and Minutes of the North District Association of Baptists 1802–1805 Bath County: Salt Lick and Bald Eagle.Clark County: Providence, Unity, Red River, Upper Howards Creek, and East Fork.Estill County: Salem and Station Camp.Fayette County: Boffmans.Franklin County: Mt. Pleasant.Jessamine County: Jessamine.Madison County: Tates Creek.Montgomery County: Spencer, Lulbegrud, Bethel and Sycamore.Woodford County: Griers Creek and Hopewell.Unknown location: Locust Creek, Johnsons Fork, Brush Creek, Long Branch, and Slate Union. It should also be noted these lists at the beginning of … Read more

Wade Cemetery, Clark County

Directions: At the intersection of Donaldson Road and Oldson Road. Take Oldson Road .1 mile and cemetery will be on left. Inventory Record: # 16Date Recorded: 3/11/2001Recorded by: Kendel CulbertsonLocation: Oldson Road, Clark Co., KYUnmarked Graves: 8Quad: Sideview Lat: 380627 Long: 840444 FIRST NAME LAST NAME DOB DOD NOTES NANNIE J. ARNOLD 4/27/1832 6/20/1849 W/O WILLIAM MARIETTA J. BERTHIER 1/15/1912 10/16/1994 – JAMES M. BLACKWELL 1924 1924 – GABRIEL BROWN 1930 1931 S/O OMER/V. LENA CARDWELL 1887 1942 LENORA P. CARDWELL 1887 1942 – MARY E. CARPENTER 12/06/1846 2/12/1920 W/O J.E.  MILLIE (TURLEY) CLARK 1860 1954 KELLER W. DOAN 1/27/1909 … Read more

Taul Cemetery, Clark County

Taul Cemetery Inventory Record # 8Directions: Cemetery is located off Wades Mill Road, on Benton Road, take Benton Road .4 mile to house, then .2 mile to barn. Cemetery is in field, next to barn.Recorded by: Kendel CulbertsonLocation: Wades Mills Road, Clark County, KYUnmarked Graves: 0Quad: Sideview Lat: 380346 Long: 840316 Persons who’s name appear with ** said to be buried here but no tombstone was found during this survey. FIRST NAME LAST NAME DOB DOD REMARKS A.J.** B.       HEZEKIAH J. BENTON (18 JUN 1838) (27 FEB 1865) H/O ELIZABETH (A. Scobee Benton) SUSAN ANN P. BENTON (7 JUN) 1835 … Read more