By 1820, several of William and Margaret Jarvis’ adult children had moved their families to Indiana. Where? Why?
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127 – The First Roads
When William and Margaret arrived in Kentucky, there were almost no roads.
There were buffalo traces, Native American trails, and a few military cut roads.
Continue reading123 – They Bought the Farm 1813
On July 12, 1813, William and Margaret bought the 100 acre farm from Samuel McMillan. The price was 20 pounds.
Continue reading119 – Fork Lick Creek 1805
Shortly after 1800, William and Margaret Jarvis had moved a few miles north into Pendleton County. Here they would make their home for the next twenty years.
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