Source: VIRGINIA SUPREME COURT DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY ORDER BOOKS, 1783-1792 Michael L. Cook, C.G. Kentucky Records Series, Volume 28 Cook Publications, Evansville, Indiana June 5, 1786, Page 379 Indenture from Jeremiah Tilford and Sally Tilford his wife, to Nathaniel Harris, was acknowledged and Sally Tilford having relinquished dower rights, the same was ordered recorded. ************************ March 4, 1789, Page 9 Ordered certified to the Register of the Land Office that Richmond Harris is heir at law to William Burnett Harris who was killed by the Indians at the Blue Lick in 1782. ************************ September 26, 1789, Page 291 Thomas Marshall, Sr., v. Richmond Harris and James Overton, on caveat. The Surveyor of Mercer County to go onto the land in controversy and survey and lay off the same as either party shall have it, having due regard to all deeds and other evidence that may be produced, and report all matters of fact with two fair plats and certificates thereof to the Clerk's office of this Court before the day of hearing. The Sheriff of said County to attend to remove force, if any be offered. March 13, 1790, Page 422 Thomas Marshall, Sr., v. Richard Harris and James Overton, on caveat. Abates as to Overton, he being dead. Continued as to Harris. ************************* Does anyone recognize any of these early Kentucky Harris citations? What Harris line(s) was in Mercer County, Kentucky? Any insight is appreciated. Please respond through HH or H-Ky so that others may be helped. Ira L. Harris III Evansville, Indiana