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Item 1: 1799 Tax Lists of Logan Co., KY, Information provided by Dorothy Steers, Simpson County Archives Volunteer, email dated 23 June 2004: Hoss, John with 160 acres on Red River.
Item 2: Kentucky Marriages 1801 through 1825, Precision Indexing, by Liahona Research, Heritage Quest, Bountiful, Utah, 1999,Pg. 346: Igo, Jacob to Elizabeth Ausen 18 Dec 1805, Logan Co., KY.
Item 3: Kentucky Marriages 1801 through 1825, Precision Indexing, by Liahona Research, Heritage Quest, Bountiful, Utah, 1999,Pg. 507: Owings, Henry to Mary Huss, 23 Jan 1808, Logan Co. KY
Item 4: The Kentucky Land Grants, Part 1, Page 333: Grants South of Green River: Hess, Jno, 66 acres, book 23, pg. 524, dated of survey 12-29-1809, Warren Co., KY (no watercourse)
Item 5: 1810 Logan Co., KY Census Index, pg. 164, provided by Dorothy Steers, Simpson Co. Archives Volunteer, email dated 123 June 2004: Michael Hoss, males under 10=2, males 10-16=1, males 16-26=1, males 26-45=1, males 45 and +=1; females under 10=1, females 10-16=1, females 45 & +=1.
Item 6: Information provided by Dorothy Steers, Simpson County Archives Volunteer, email dated 14 July 2004, Warren Co. KY Census Deeds: Hoss, John witnessed a deed on 30 May 1811.
Item 7: Information provided by Dorothy Steers, Simpson County Archives Volunteer, email dated 14 July 2004, Warren Co. KY Census Deeds: Deed to John Hess on 30 May 1811 for 65 acres.
Item 7A: Deed Abstracts of Warren Cunty, Kentucky, 1812-1821, St. Louis County Library, Contributed by Betty Greiwe:
Page 181: 11 June 1813, Richard Owens to Calvin Johnson, for .00, 120 acres (110 acres of said 120 granted to Owens by Commonwealth of KY). Owens being assee of Daniel Highsmith, assee of William Renfrow, said tract being on waters of Drakes Creek, and beginning on line of John Butler. Wit: Jonathan Holcomb, Abraham Hendrick, Joshua Owings, Luther Johnson. (Signed also by Winney Owings, wife of said Richard Owings- Winney reliquished dower.)
Item 8: Kentucky Marriages 1801 through 1825, Precision Indexing, by Liahona Research, Heritage Quest, Bountiful, Utah, 1999, Pg. 315 and Warren Co., KY Marriage Index, provided by Dorothy Steers, Simpson Co. Archives Volunteer, email dated 14 July 2004: Hess, Betsy, dau of John Hess to James Aden, 18 Nov 1813
Item 9: Kentucky Marriages 1801 through 1825, Precision Indexing, by Liahona Research, Heritage Quest, Bountiful, Utah, 1999,Pg. 315: Hess, Jacob to Polly Barnes, dau of Frederick Barnes, sec. 16 Dec 1814, Warren Co., KY.
Item 10: Kentucky Marriages 1801 through 1825, Precision Indexing, by Liahona Research, Heritage Quest, Bountiful, Utah, 1999,Pg. 315 & Warren Co., KY Marriage Index, provided by Dorothy Steers, Simpson Co. Archives Volunteer, email dated 14 July 2004: Hess, Polly to Benjamin J. Tindell, 24 Jul 1816, dau of John Hess, Sec.
Item 11: Logan Co., KY Deeds, provided by Dorothy Steers, Simpson Co. Arvchives Volunteer, email dated 14 July 2004: Charles Hoss witnessed a deed on 10 Sept 1816. In another was a reference, "corner to John Hoss additional claim", 10 sep 1816.
Item 12: Kentucky Marriages 1801 through 1825, Precision Indexing, by Liahona Research, Heritage Quest, Bountiful, Utah, 1999, Pg. 332: Hoss, George to Celia Cochran, 26 Nov 1816, Logan Co., KY.
Item 13: Kentucky Marriages 1801 through 1825, Precision Indexing, by Liahona Research, Heritage Quest, Bountiful, Utah, 1999,Pg. 315 and Dorothy Steers Simpson County Archives Volunteer: Hess, Jacob to Patty Berryman, dau of Jesse Berryman, 25 Aug 181, sec, m. 4 Sep 1817 by Isaac McCown Warren Co., KY
Item 14: Simpson Co. KY Court Orders 1819-1825, pg. 43, Simpson Co. Archives: Hoss, Jacob names as Jurer in case of William Howard vs James Earnest, May 10,1821. A-146
Item 14A: Deed Abstracts of Warren County Kentucky 1812-1821, Deed Books F6, G7, H8, I9, Page 152, St. Louis County Library: Page 480, 22 Mar 1821, James Burge to Jacob Hess, for .00, a tract in Allen Co., KY and being on west side of the Middle Fork of Drake's Creek beginning on John Alshear SE line, intersecting line of richard Harrison. Wit: None.
Item 15: Simpson Co. KY Tax Lists, provided by Dorothy Steers, Simpson co. Archives Volunteer, email dated 23 June, 2004: Pg. 11: Hoss, Jacob with 100 acres on Gasper River, 1 slave over 16, total of 3 slaves, and 1 horse and 2 town lots.
Item 16: Simpson Co. KY Tax Lists, provided by Dorothy Steers, Simpson co. Archives Volunteer, email dated 23 June, 2004: Hoss, Jacob with 1 horse (nothing else) (not listed in the 1823, 1824 and 1825 tax lists for Simpson Co.)
Item 17: Simpson Co. KY court Orders 1819-1825, pg. 65, Simpson Co. Archives: David Armstrong and Jacob Hoss vs Mills Witt, Mason F. Johnson and Henry B. Montague; in chancery. April 9, 1822. A-244. Dismissed on motion of complainants, April 17, 1822. A-302
Item 18: Simpson Co. KY court Orders 1819-1825, pg. 71, Simpson Co. Archives: Jacob Hoss vs Andrew H.D. McClanahan; in case. Dismissed by agreement. April 11, 1822. A-266
Item 18A: Abstracts of Wills & Settlements, Logan County, Kentucky 1795-1838, St. Louis County Library, Contributed by Betty Greiwe:
Owings, Joshua, Book C, Pages 12-13, Settlement. Dated 2 June 1823. Comr: Christopher Harris, William Harris, Micajah Clark. Adm: Richard and Henry Owings.
Item 19: Abstracts of Euity Case Settlements 1823-1827, Logan Co., KY, Equity box 19, case number 455: Hoss, Michael, In a suit of Hoss Heirs vs. James Peart, the following heirs are listed: Catherine Hoss, widow; Henry Owings and Mary Owings, nee Hoss; Jacob, Leo, Charles, George Hoss, and Francis Anson, listed but relationship not listed. Filed 6 Nov 1823. Adm: Henry Owings.
Item 20: Abstracts of Wills & Settlements, Logan Co., KY 1795-1838, Logan County Genealogical Society, Simpson County Archives, Book C, Pages 157; Hoss, Michael, Inventory. Dated 30 Dec 1824, Comr: Philip Washburn, David Phelps.
Item 21: Abstracts of Wills & Settlements, Logan Co., KY 1795-1838, Logan County Genealogical Society, Simpson County Archives, Book D, Pages 215-216; Hoss, Michael and Susan, Sale. Dated 7 Jan 1825. Adm: Henry Owings
Item 22: Warren Co., KY Marriage Index, provided by Dorothy Steers, Simpson Co. Archives Volunteer, email dated 14 July 2004: Hess, Caty to Edward Reaves in 1826, Sec. John Hess.
Item 23: Warren Co., KY Marriage Index, provided by Dorothy Steers, Simpson Co. Archives Volunteer, email dated 14 July 2004: Hess, Nancy to Bazzel Hill in 1827, her consent by mother, Mary Hess, Security: David and Moses Hess.
Item 24: Warren Co., KY Marriage Index, provided by Dorothy Steers, Simpson Co. Archives Volunteer, email dated 14 July 2004: Hess, John to Julian F. Fox in 1828.
Item 25: Warren Co., KY Marriage Index, provided by Dorothy Steers, Simpson Co. Archives Volunteer, email dated 14 July 2004: Hess, Anna to Richmond Bennett in 1828.
Item 26: Abstracts of Wills & Settlements, Logan Co., KY 1795-1838, Logan County Genealogical Society, Simpson County Archives, Book D, Page 226: Hoss, Michael and Susan, Settlement. Dated 7 Aug 1829 and 7 Sept 1829. Comr: F.R. Browning, M.B. Morton, Adm: Henry Owings.
Item 27: Information provided by Dorothy Steers, Simpson County Archives Volunteer, email dated 14 July 2004,1830 Warren Co. KY Census, Index pg. 74: Hess, Mary (head of household), males between 5-10=2, males between 15-20=2, males between 20-30=1; females between 5-10=1, females 10-15=3, females between 30-40= 2
Item 28: Information provided by Dorothy Steers, Simpson County Archives Volunteer, email dated 14 July 2004,1830 Warren Co. KY Census, Index pg. 74: Hess, Jacob (head of household), males under 5=2, males between 5-10=2, males between 10-15=2, males between 30-40=1; females under 5=2, females between 10-15=1, females between 30-40=1.
Item 29: 1840 Warren Co., KY Census Index, provided by Dorothy Steers, Simpson Co. Archives Volunteer, email dated 14 July 2004: John Hess, males 1200011, females 01001
Item 30: Warren Co., KY 1850 Census, pg. 5: Household 257: Hess, John age 55 b. VA, July A. age 45 b. KY, Sarah E. age 18 b. KY, Alexander age 16 b. KY, Amanda C. age 4 b. KY, Julia age 11 months b. KY.
Item 31: 1850 Warren Co., KY Census Index, provided by Dorothy Steers, Simpson Co. Archives Volunteer, email dated 14 July 2004:Entry for John Hoss, page 19.
Item 32: 1850 Warren Co., KY Census Index, provided by Dorothy Steers, Simpson Co. Arvhives Volunteer, email dated 14 July 2004:Entry for John Hess, page 118.
Item 33: 1850 Logan Co., KY Census Index, provided by Dorothy Steers, Simpson Co. Arvhives Volunteer, email dated 14 July 2004: Entry for Willaim Hoss, page 002.
Item 34: 1850 Logan Co., KY Census Index, provided by Dorothy Steers, Simpson Co. Arvhives Volunteer, email dated 14 July 2004: Entry for August Hess, page 33
Item 35: Warren Co., KY Marriage Index, provided by Dorothy Steers, Simpson Co. Arvhives Volunteer, email dated 14 July 2004: Wm. H.D. Hess to Alive M. Cool in 1851.
Item 36: Simpson Co. KY Families Past and Present 1819-1989, Compiled by Simpson Co. Historical Society, Franklin, Kentucky, submitted by Louis M. Igo, Georgetown, TX: Igo-Anson: Jacob Igo was born ca1784 to William and Elizabeth Igo in Baltimore Co., MD. He had eight known brothers and sisters: Mary, Elizabeth, Rachel, Ephraim, Peter, Thomas, Joshua and Susannah. Jacob married Elizabeth Ansel (later spelled Anson) Sept. 25, 1805 in Baltimore Co., MD. She was the duaghter of Philarious and Catherine Ansel/Anson and granddaughter of Francis Fresh. She had two brothers: Francis Anson and Henry Anson. Elizabeth's mother, Catherine Fresh Anson, m. Michael Hoss in 1788 and they moved to Logan and Simpson Co., KY where they settled on a farm near her brothers. Their six children were born there. William G. Igo was b. Jan 15, 1810 and Lewis M. Igo was b. ca 1811 in Logan County. There were four daughters: Rachel, Catherine and two others (names unknown). Jacob Igo enlisted in the 17th U.S. Infantry in April 1814 and served in the War of 1812. His military papers described him as 6' 1-1/2" tall, blue eyes, dark hari and complexion. He had a broken arm when mustered out in June, 1815, in Ohio. He asked for bounty land in Missouri but was given land in Prairie Co., AR. The Igo family lived in Sumner Co., TN after the war and then moved back to Logan or Simpson Co., KY. About 1826, the Igo, Anson, and Hoss families migrated to Pike co., MO, settling in South buffalo Township near Louisiana. By 1840 these families were in Lincoln Co., MO. Elizabeth Anson Igo probably died there ca1842. Jacob Igo died after the 1850 Census where he was living in Pike County again. Henry and Elizabeth Pierly Anson and Francis and Sally O'Neill Anson lived in Simpson County before moving to Missouri.
Item 37: Simpson County Families Past and Present 1819-1989, Compiled by Simpson Co. Historical Society, Franklin, Kentucky, Researched and prepared by Bernice Garner McCown: McCown-Owings: Early settlers in Simpson county were Isaac and Rebekah Owings McCown. They made their home on Drakes Creek while it was still part of Logan County, after being married on Jan. 18, 1811 in Sumner Co., TN, just acress the state line. Isaac was born in 1785 in Montgomery co., VA, son of James McCown (1746-1825) and his wife, Jane. James McCown served in the Revolutionary War 1776-1779 from Rockbridge Co., VA. Muster rolls show that he was at Valley Forge. He apparently lived with his son, Isaac, in his old age, for he drew a pension in Logan County 1818-19. Isaac's grandparents were Francis (1715-1761) and Margaret Patterson McCown, who emigrated from Ulster, Ireland, as part of the Scotch-Irish settlement in Orange Co., VA in 1739. Rebeckah Owings was the daughter of Joshua (1765-1817) and Reganah Speers Owings who moved to the Drakes Creek area around 1804 from Bourbon Co., KY. Joshua Owings was the son of Rev. Richard Owings and wife, Rachel, of Baltimore Co., MD. Reganah Speers was the daughter of Henry Speers of Washington Co. PA. Court Records show that Isaac McCown was active in local affairs; he served on many juries, was a landowner and farmer. He was appointed one of three trustees for the building of the first Methodist Meeting House in Simpson Co. on 13.4 acres of land located at the Sinking Fork of Drakes Creek, donated by James and Mary Young Stevenson in 1816..............The McCown's were parents of 12 children, seven of whom were born in the Drakes Creek area. They were: Isaac, married Isabella Jackson; James Patton, married Lucinda Isaacs; Louisa, married Calvin Jeans; Mary, marriedJames Adcocks; John, married Elizabeth Jackson; Elizabeth, married Phillip Bulock; Miles Harper, m. (1) Mary Rowland, (2) Sophronia Lee; Tabitha, married Zebuda Mulder; Female, Unknown; Francis, married Elizabeth Burdit; William, married July Ann Wood; Rebecca Ann, married Charles Wood. In 1827 they moved to Lincoln Co., TN where Isaac McCown died in 1850. Their children scattered from Missouri to Texas........
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