BOURBON COUNTY LOOSE PAPERS INDEX
1797-1799
(LDS Microfilm #183076)
MARRIAGE BOND: YARNALL/YARNELL (given both ways), John and Elizabeth WOLF of BC.
Groom signs John YARNALL. Surname is YARNALL on outside of bond.
Bond Date: 18 December 1798. Bondsman: Christopher WOLF who signs WOOLF.
Marriage Date: not found in BC mg registers.
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MARRIAGE BOND: TETER, Benjamin and Mary WOLF of BC.
Bond Date: 8 January 1799. Bondsman: Christopher WOLF.
Marriage Date: not found in BC mg registers.

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Early Court Records of St. Charles County, Missouri, 1817-1819
Plantiff: Yarnell, Elizabeth, Defendent: Yarnell, John, Action: Divorce, Box: 23, Folder: 32, General Notes: Married in Bourbon County, Kentucky in 1798
Month: November, Year: 1819
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John never appeared in court
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In the Estate papers of John Yarnall
Fifth. Twelve Fifteenths (undivided) of the East half of the South East quarter of Section Seventeen, Township Forty Six North, Range Four East, the whole tract containing eighty acres. The said tract of land was bought by and patented to John Yarnall, Senior, from the United States, and at the death of said John Yarnall Sr descended to his heirs, towit: Rachel Green, one of Plaintiffs, Elizabeth Yarnall (widow, who sold her life-interest in said tract of land to Washington Yarnall), Louisiana Oliver wife of James Oliver, Elizabeth Yarnall daughter, Delila Yarnall wife of John Yarnall, her cousin, Stephen Yarnall, Nancy Potter wife of George Potter, Sally Foreman wife of William Foreman, Squire Yarnall, Amos Yarnall, Silas Yarnall, Caroline McCorkle wife of Robert M. McCorkle, Memory Yarnall, John Yarnall son of John Yarnall Sr, and Jeremiah Yarnall - And Stephen Yarnall conveyed his interest therein to Warner Briscoe by deed recorded in said Recorder's office in Book N. page 2, and Squire Yarnall conveyed his interest therein to Thomas P. Copes by deed recorded in said Recorder's office in Book L. page 73 - And the following Representatives of said John Yarnall Senior conveyed their respective interests in said tract of land to said James Green by deeds recorded in said Recorder's office in the Books and on the pages thereof following towit: Robert M. McCorkle and Caroline his wife in Book T. page 148, Silas Yarnall in Book N. page 21, Amos Yarnall in Book N. page 150, Thomas P. Copes and wife in Book M. page 327, Stephen Yarnall, George Potter and Nancy his wife and William Foreman and Sally his wife in Book M. page 192, Warner Briscoe and wife in Book N. page 152, John Yarnall and Delila his wife in Book M. page 397, Elizabeth Yarnall in Book M. page 194, Jeremiah Yarnall in Book R. page 268, James Oliver and Louisiana his wife in Book O. page 309 and Washington Yarnall in Book M. page 396, this last mentioned deed also conveying the life estate therein of Elizabeth Yarnall widow of said John Yarnall Sr, the said several conveyances making said James Green the owner of twelve undivided fifteenths of said tract of land, the said Rachel Green owning one fifteenth as one of the children and heirs of said John Yarnall Senior - And Memory Yarnall conveyed all his interest in said tract of land by deed recorded in said Recorder's office in Book O. page 295 to William Teeter who has since died leaving Mary Ann Teeter, his widow, and Horace N. Teeter, Philip Teeter, John Teeter, Mary E. Teeter and Sarah J. Teeter, his children, his only heirs at law -

Name John Yarnell
Event Type: Marriage, Event Date : 18 Dec 1798, Event Place: Bourbon, Kentucky, United States, Spouse's Name: Elizabeth Wolf, Bondsman: Christopher Wolf
"Kentucky, County Marriages, 1797-1954," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V5Z4-8HS
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1817 -1819 Circuit Court Records
Year Group Box Folder Plaintiff Defendant Title Action
1819 A 23 32 Yarnell, Elizabeth Yarnell, John Divorce
Case Summary
September 1819 Plaintiff and defendant were married in Bourbon County, Kentucky in 1798; plaintiff petitioned by next friend Christopher Wolfe who was her brother.
St. Charles County Historical Society, St. John Yarnell was to come to court on the matter.

Note: Evidently the Divorce was not honored as Elizabeth had several children by John after this date. She was named daughter, Betsy Yarnell, in her father's (Christopher Wolf) written 16 July 1825 in St. Charles Co., Missouri

Name: Widow Yarnell
Home in 1840 (City, County, State): St Charles, Saint Charles, Missouri
Free White Persons - Males - 15 thru 19: 2 (Memory & Jeremiah)
Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 14: 1 (Elizabeth Caroline)
Free White Persons - Females - 50 thru 59: 1 (Widow Elizabeth) 1781-1790
Slaves - Males - 24 thru 35: 1
Persons Employed in Agriculture: 3
Free White Persons - Under 20: 3
Total Free White Persons: 4
Total Slaves: 1
Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves: 5
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Received of James Green jr and Stephen Yarnall administrators of the Estate of John Yarnall deceased the sum of five hundred dollars it being part of my Dower as Widow to the said Estate. I say received by me this fourth day of June In the Year of our Lord 1832
her
Betsy + Yarnall Widow
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Subpoenas:
For Elizabeth Yarnell, widow of John Yarnall to assigning her dower in the slaves of her deceased husband.

Item One:
To Delila Yarnall wife of John Yarnall, and John Yarnall of Cooper County, Missouri
Take notice that at the next term of the county court of Saint Charles County to be held on the fourth Monday of November next, on the first day of said term or so soon as I can be heard I will move said court to assign my dower in the slaves of my deceased husband, John Yarnall, late of Saint Charles County, when and where you, as heirs of said Yarnall may attend, if you think proper. Saint Charles September 18th 1837.
Elizabeth Yarnall
widow of John Yarnall
by John D Houlter
her Attorney

The State of Missouri
County of Cooper
I Alexander S. Miller being first duly sworn on oath state that I served the within notice on the within named Delila Yarnall wife of John Yarnall and John Yarnall by delivering each of them a true copy of the same in Cooper County on the 13th day of October A D 1837
Alexander S. Miller
Sheriff Fee $1.00

State of Missouri
County of Cooper
I Benjamin Emmons Teny Clerk of the County Court within and for the County aforesaid, hereby certify that the above named Alexander S. Miller, who is personally known to me, this day, before me as Clerk aforesaid, took an oath that the above affidavit contained the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
In testimony whereof I Benj.
Emmons Teny, Clerk as afore
said, have hereunto set my
hand and seal office, this 16th
day of October A D 1837
Benj. Emmons Teny, Clerk

Item Two:
To Amos Yarnall, Wm Foreman and his wife Sally, formerly Sally Yarnall, James Oliver and his wife Louisiana, formerly Louisiana Yarnall, Silas Yarnall, Memory Yarnall, Jeremiah Yarnall, George Potter and his wife Nancy, formerly Nancy Yarnall, Caroline Yarnall, and Rebecca Yarnall widow & relict of Squire Yarnall and Thomas S. Yarnall and John Yarnall and Sarah Ann Yarnall & Elizabeth A Yarnall heirs of Squire Yarnall dec d, Take notice that at the next term of the county court for the County of Saint Charles to be begun and held on the fourth Monday of the present month, I will apply to said Court, on the first day of the term, or so soon as I can be heard to assign me my dower in the slaves of my deceased husband John Yarnall late of the County of Saint Charles
November 4th 1837

Elizabeth Yarnall
By
John D Houlter
her agent & attorney

Item Three:
To Memory Yarnall
Take notice that at the next term of the county court of Saint Charles County in Missouri to be Begun on the fourth monday in November next I will apply to said Court for an order to make a division of the slaves of John Yarnall Senior deceased among the parties entitled to distribution thereof, And in case a division in kind of said slaves cannot be made Then for an order for the sale of said slaves and a distribution of the proceeds. The Slaves are as follows (viz) Vince, Wesly, Eliza, Harriet, Lender and Sip.
October 27th 1841
James Green jr Adm r of the estate
of John Yarnall Senior deceased

Served the within notice by leaving a true copy with Memory Yarnall October the 28th 1841.
James Goodrich Dep y
of E. C. Cunningham cou s
of Saint Charles Township
St. Charles Co. Mo.