Here are some things I found. Hope it helps you! Bonnie Pendleton County Court - May Term, 1808: Ordered that WILLIAM CLARK Esquire, be appointed attorney for the Commonwealth in the room if Benjamin Mills, Esquire, resigned. Pendleton County Court - November Term, 1810: Ordered that the following claims be allowed payable out of the next county levy towit: (among others) WM. CLARK Esqr. as atty for county court for his services for this year......$20.00 Pendleton County Court - September Term, 1802: Ordered that JAMES LITTELL, James Goodwin & Elijah NcClanahan be appointed commissioner to let the building of a stone Court House, 24 by 36, and that 300 dollars in cash be levyed for that purpose. Pendleton County Court - FebruaryTerm, 1803: JAMES LITTELL Esq. produced a Commission from the Governor of Commonwealth appointing him sheriff of Pendleton County............ Pendleton County Court - May 7, 1800: LEWIS CLARK was among others appointed to the Grand Jury Pendleton County Court-April Term. 1801: Ordered that WILLIAM CLARK and George Pickitt be appointed trustees for the town of Falmouth in the room of John Ewing & John Musgrove who hath resigned. THOMAS CLARK received 33 1/3 cents for a wolf scalp (no date) March 13, 1802: "This indenture made this 13th day of March in the year of our Oord one thousand eight hundred and two between the under named Trustees of the town if Falmouth in the County of Pendleton and Commonwealth of Kentucky of the one part, and JAMES LITTELL, ............. Gentlemen Justices of the Peace...........Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of us, Charles Sterne, George Pickitt, WM. CLARK. (This concerned laying off the land for the "Publick Square" in Falmouth.) County Court, Tuesday the 3rd day of September, 1799: Ordered that THOMAS CLARKE, Nathan Robertson, William Owings and William Layton view and marke out a road the most convenient and Best way Begining on the road at the county line near William Owings to intersect the Dry Ridge road near THOMAS CLARK'S and report the same. Live Stock Appraisals ( No description of live stock is given): Dec. 27, 1805 - SARAH CLARK, on the dry ridge. Nov. 22, 1802 - AMBROSE CLARK, living in Harris's Creek "Sittlemint" on main Licking. Early Deeds: April 4, 1804 - WILLIAM CLARK to Jacob Sinks. Jan. 14, 1805 - WILLIAM CLARK , William Mountjoy & Seth Duncan to Jezereel Ellis, Charles Sterne, Elijah McClanahan & John Mountjoy. Commissioners. March 15, 1805 - Moses Scott & Squire Grant to LEWIS CLARK. 200 Acres Sold: Articles of agreement made and entered into between Samuel Wilson of Fayette County and State of Virginia and JAMES LITTELL of County of Bourbon and state afsd..............Given under oath this 6th day of March 1792.