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From: "Brenda Duckers" <>
Subject: Re: [KYBRECKI] Johnson
Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2005 21:45:10 -0600
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Hi Debbie
I have five volumes of records regarding Breckinridge County, Kentucky
by Michael L. Cook and Bettie A. Cook
they are the early records of the county.
There does not appear to be a will
He was not shown in the guardian bond books either
One of the volumes covers deeds from 1810-1821 he was not shown at this
time
this volume also covers the time from of 1800 to 1816 Commissioners Deeds
he is not shown

I looked through them and found the records below

Mary Johnson to Isaac Whitworth July 26, 1849 by James Taylor
page 246 of Volume I
[Marriage Records 1800-1857, compiled from existing copies from the first
marriage book, ministers bonds, Bible records, etc.
Since Marriage records of Breckinridge County prior to 1858 were destroyed
by fire when the courthouse burned ]

December 31, 1856 Joel Pierce to Martha Ann Storm (Hugh G. Johnson bondsman)
Marriage BondBook 2,
page 23 of Volume II


August 11, 1870, Andrew J. Farmer, age 23, farmer, born Daviess County,
Kentucky, ( father born Daviess County, mother born Butler County, Kentucky)
to Sarah F. Johnson age 19, born Breckinrige County, (father born East
Tennessee, mother born Breckinridge)
Hugh G. Johnson, bondsman; to be married August 11, 1870 at residence of
Frederick Farmer
Marriage Bond Book 9
page 176 of Volume II

August 4, 1875, William W. Johnson,19 farmer, (father born Tennessee, mother
born Breckinridge County) to Hetty Ann Johnson 23,
(father born Tennessee, mother born Breckinridge County); Amos Johnson,
bondsman; consent of Hugh G. Johnson for his son; to be married August 4,
1875 at residence of A. J. Carman.
Marriage Bond Book 11
page 250 of Volume II

I also have a membership to Ancestry.com
1840 census of Breckinridge did show Hugh Johnson between the age of 50 to
60

August 12, 1850, Schedule 1 Free Inhabitants, Breckinridge County, Kentucky,
District 2, (Image 43 of 101)
visit 300/300
Hugh Johnson 76 y/o male farmer $100 born Virginia
Elizabeth 59 y/o female born Germany
George 23 y/o male Farmer born Ky
Mary 18 y/o female born Ky
Lucy E. 2 y/o female born Ky

August 10th, 1850, Schedule 1 Free Inhabitants, Breckinridge County,
Kentucky, District 2, (Image 41 of 101)
visit 283/283
Hiram Johnson head of household, 52 y/o male farmer born Tennessee
Chanty 57 y/o female born TN
Abraham 19 y/o male Farmer born TN
Hugh G., 17 y/o male Farmer born TN
Sarah E. 18 y/o female born Ky

I did not find Hugh or Elizabeth in the Cemetery Book

My guess is that you are looking for the older Hugh Johnson

The younger Hugh G. Johnson is still in Breckinridge in 1870 with Sarah E
and seven children

I would contact the Breckinridge County Courthouse Archives.

Hugh may not have left a will but he may have owned land and my books do not
cover 1850 deeds

They do great work
Breckinridge County Archives
P. O. Box 538
Hardinsburg, KY 40143

or email I believe this was the email for the archives.

Brenda



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From: "Horine, Debbie L" <>
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Sent: Tuesday, February 15, 2005 10:54 AM
Subject: [KYBRECKI] Johnson


> I am trying to trace a Hugh Johnson on the 1850 census. Are there wills
or
> deeds available after 1850? I am trying to find out if he sold his
> property, left it to someone in a will, did the estate go to probate or
> could he have deeded it to someone in the family. I hope that I might
find
> out what happened to him. In addition, in the 1840 census, Hugh had a
> daughter in his household, but she is not there on the 1850 census. Are
> there marriage license between 1840 and 1850 that shows any female Johnson
> that marries? Please let me know if records are available. Thank you so
> much!!!!!!
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> Debbie Horine
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