Pike County, Kentucky, court orders naming Meredith Collins

• February Term 1826: Meredith Collins petitions for a road survey from near Isham Hall’s field to Edmond Clark’s.
• January Term 1829: “Meredy Collins” exempted from county tax “in future.”
• March Term 1829: a summons to the next term to show cause why their children should not be bound out, naming among others “George Collins & Patsy Kirk, Martin Collins & Mary Collins, Meredy Collins and Milly Johnson.”
• June Term 1829: Commonwealth v. Meredy Collins. The court orders his child bound out by James Honaker, clerk: a boy, son of Milly Johnson, about eleven years old.

Project files Meredith-Collins-Pike-Court-1822-1842.pdf, Meriday_Collins_now_exempt_from_County_Tax-Pike-Jan-1829.jpg, and two images whose file names misdescribe them (one says May 1828, the other “PikeTax-1829-2”).