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1823, Wythe County, VA

Harrell, John and Martha

John Harrell was appointed as a committee for Martha Harrell, a lunatic.

1823, Wythe County, VA

Harrell, John

Claims allowed: Michael Creager for use of his wagon and team and driver, 3 days repairing the road, $4.50; Thomas Crow, 1 day, $2.50; Nathaniel Atkins, 1 day, $2.50; John Cook, 4 days, $7.00; James Allison, 9 1/2 days, $28.50; Abraham Steffey, 1 day, $2.25; Robert Cranston, 1 day, $2.00; Abraham Steffey 1 day, $2.50; John Scott, 1 day, $2.25; Charles Hays, 1 day, $2.50; Nathaniel Atkins, 1 day, $2.50; John Snider, 1 day, $2.50; William Porter, 3 days, $6.75; Joseph Crockett, 3 days, $6.00; Henry Sprinkle, 4 days, $8.00; Thomas Copenhaver, 2 days, $5.00; Arhart Simmerman, Sr., timber to repair the road of which John Cranston is overseer, $2.50; Daniel Sponslor, same, $3.50; Daniel Wisely, Jr., 5 days service as overseer of the road and putting up 3 indexes, $4.00; Michael Creager, 7 days service and putting up 1 index, $4.00; John Cranston 7 days and putting up 2 indexes and 1 post, $5.50; Thomas Crow, 4 days, $2.00; Thomas Ramsey, 5 days, $2.50; Charles Hays, 2 days same, $1.00; John Harrell, 16 days, $8.00; George M. Wilson account for repairs to the jail, $9.37 1/2; Joseph Stailey for use of wagon and team and driver 1 day repairing the road, $2.50; George W. Davis 3 days service as overseer of the road and for 1 sledge hammer for repairing same, $4.50; Abraham Steffey 2 days services, $1.00.

1823, Wythe County, VA

Harrell, Reuben

John Hurst, 5 days service as overseer, $2.50; John Graham, 5 days, same, $2.50; George Kegley, 5 days, same, $2.50; George Rosenbaum, 3 days same, $1.50; Richard Lockett, 3 days same and powder and tools, $9.68 3/4; James Calfee, 6 days, same, $3.00; Samuel Folks, 4 days same and putting up post and index, $ 3.00; John Cassell, 5 days same, $2.50; Thomas Graham, 11 days, same, $5.50; Palser Johnston, 4 days same, $ 2.00; Reuben Harrell, 6 days same, $3.00;

1823, Wythe County, VA

Harrell, Reuben

Reuben Harrell, timber furnished to repair the road, $2.00;

1823, Wythe County, VA

Harrel, William

Call Court to examine William Harrel who is charged with forgery of an order which was purportedly drawn by Henry Clark on said Harrell for 2 1/2 gal of whiskey to be sent him by Joseph Fugate. To be tried November 10.

1823, Wythe County, VA

Harrell, William

Call Court to examine William Harrell charged with forgery. “Because there is a variance between the order now produced and the writing set out in the proceeding, Harrell is dismissed from further prosecution.”

1824, Wythe County, VA

Harrell, Reubin and John

Claims allowed: Reubin Harrell, 7 days surveyor of the public road, $3.50; John Cassell, 2 days as surveyor of the public road, $1.00; John Harrell 9 days $4.50;

1824, Wythe County, VA

Harrell, Reuben and John

Robert Sayers, Jr., Samuel Shepherd, and John Draper were appointed to allot the hands under John Cook, Reuben Harrell, Thomas Graham, and John Harrell overseers of the road.

1824, Wythe County, VA

Harrell, Elijah

Christian May resigned as constable and Elijah S. Harrell was appointed in 1st Battalion, 35th Regiment to replace him.

1825, Wythe County, VA

Harell, Elijah

Recommendations for the 35th Regiment: John Sutton, captain in room of Samuel Sayers, resigned, 1st Battalion; Samuel Pearman, captain in room of Alexander Pierce, who refused to qualify; Michael Jackson, lieutenant in room of Samuel Pearman, promoted; Christopher Walton, ensign in the same company; Adam Cassell, captain in room of John Baumgardner, resigned; Jacob Davis, lieutenant in room of Adam Cassell, promoted; David Graham, lieutenant in room of William D. Crockett, resigned; Randolph McGavock, Jr., ensign in room of John Carter, resigned; Joseph W. Davis, lieutenant in room of Abram Snavely, resigned, 2nd Battalion; John Staley, Jr., ensign in room of Joseph W. Davis, promoted; Charles Vaught, captain in room of Henry Horn, removed; John Vaught, lieutenant in room of James Scott, who refused to qualify; Abraham Copenhaver, ensign in room of John Vaught, promoted in a company of riflemen commanded by Captain Sayers; Elijah Harell, ensign in room of John Allison, who refused to qualify.