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Nelson County Documents
Note: John Baptist Jarboe and Rodolph Jarboe were
brothers, sons of Henry Jarboe III
Marion County Cemeteries
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Calvary
Cemetery, Calvary, Kentucky
Many Jarboe and Abell stones.
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St.
Augustine Cemetery, Lebanon, Kentucky
Jarboe, Robey, Lanham and Hamilton
stones. The Jarboe stones are mostly for
descendants of John Baptist Jarboe
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Marion County Documents
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November
26, 1864 Wedding of William Smith Jarboe age 71 and
Fanny B. Bickel age 37. W. S. Jarboe was a son
of John Thomas Jarboe I and a brother of John Thomas Jarboe II |
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December 3,
1867 Wedding of James W. Jarboe age 21 and Nancy
Vaughn Abell age 31. James W. Jarboe was a
descendent of Peter Jarboe via John Reed Jarboe and
William Aloysius Jarboe. |
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January 28,
1868 Wedding of Samuel W. Jarboe and Mary Elizabeth
Hill. Samuel W. Jarboe was a son of John Thomas
Jarboe II and a brother of Joseph M. Jarboe |
| John
W. Jarboe Will |
John W.
Jarboe 1818 - 1892 was a son of Walter Jarboe,
grandson of John Baptist Jarboe and great-grandson of
Henry Jarboe III. His will mentions his brothers
Charles Jarboe, W. B. [William Byrne] Jarboe, sisters
Jane Jarboe McAtee and Julina Jarboe McAtee.
Also his sister Betsy [Elizabeth] Jarboe. He
gives $500 to his niece Bettie Crouch. |
| Charles
Jarboe Will |
Charles
Jarboe 1822 - 1904, was a brother of John W. Jarboe
listed on the 1890 will above. His will gives
everything to his wife Alice Elder Jarboe and mentions
his married daughter Nellie and his daughter Teresa
Jarboe. |
| John
Robert Jarboe Will |
John
Robert Jarboe 1827 - 1910 was a descendant of Peter
Jarboe via John Reed Jarboe and William Aloysius
Jarboe. His first wife was Dorathy Ann Raley
(1834 - 1868) and his second wife was Julia Ann Hayden
(1847 - ?). His will gives his daughters Ann
Eliza, Will Etta, and Earthley Jarboe each $100.
He also specifies that Eleven hundred dollars be paid
out of his estate to his four children by Julia Ann
Hayden: Will Etta Jarboe, Ann Eliza Jarboe,
Martin Jarboe, and Earthely Jarboe because he got that
much money from Julia Ann Hayden when he married
her. Then he wants the rest of his money divided
among the four children from his second marriage named
above as well as his other children: Henry
Jarboe's son Ben Jarboe, George M. Jarboe, Mary K.
Mattingly, Arnold Jarboe, & J. R. Jarboe's
children. |
Washington County Documents
| 1796 |
1796 Cartwright Creek Mill suit
Benjamin Brown wanted to build a water grist mill on
Cartwright's Creek and it would have flooded some of
the land owned by Richard Beall. A panel was
assigned to assess the damages that would be caused
and then the petition to build the mill was
denied. The panel members were: Ephraim Payton, Robert
Alvey, Benjamin
Phillips, Samuel Robertson, Joseph Corvenhoven, John Phillips, Thomas Orsbern,
Henry Boone, Basil Smith, Elisha McEtee, Henry Jarboe, and John P Blanford. |
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Historical
marker for Cartwright's Station on Cartwright's
Creek. Between Lebanon and Springfield. |
| 1825 |
John T Jarboe & Martina Thomas Wed |
| 1826 |
James A Jarboe & Ann Thomas Wed |
| 1851 |
John T Jarboe deed to Lloyd Clarkson |
| 1857 |
John T Jarboe Sale Bill
Lists the items sold and the buyer's name for all
property of John Thomas Jarboe II, grandson of Rodolph
Jarboe. |
| 1858 |
John T Jarboe heirs
Deed describing the transfer of land for his 10
heirs: John T. Jarboe III, Joseph M. Jarboe,
Susan D. Jarboe, Samuel W. Jarboe, Henry Jarboe, James
Arnold Jarboe, Eliza Jarboe, Martha Jarboe, Julia Ann
Jarboe Smith and Richard M. Jarboe. |
Washington County Cemeteries
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St. Rose Cemetery, Springfield, Kentucky
John Thomas Jarboe and Dorothy Hill
descendants.
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