Bourbon from Fayette, 1786*
1793--Harrison County was created 21December 1793 from Bourbon and Scott Counties. County seat: Cynthiana
KY Bourbon County Tax List 1791
Wolf, Criston,
Hufman, George
Hufman, Peter
Yarnal, Jesse
KY Bourbon County Tax List 1792
Hufman, George
Hufman, Peter
Wolf, Christopher
Woolf, Jacob
Yarnell, Jesse
KY Bourbon County Tax List 1793
Hufman, Peter
Wolf, Christopher
Woolf, Jacob
Yarnell, Jesee
KY Bourbon County Tax List 1795
Woolf, Christopher
Huffman, Peter
KY Bourbon County Tax List 1796
Huffman, John
Huffman, Michael Jr
Huffman, Michael Sr
Huffman, Peter
Woolf, Christopher
Wolf, Jacob
KY Bourbon County Tax List 1797
Boon, Daniel Col
Boon, Jesse
Boon, Mcdaniel
Huffmon, John
Woolf, Christopher
KY Bourbon County Tax List 1799 (1798 tax list missing)
Hofman, Peter
Wolf, Christopher
Christopher Woolf KY Bourbon County No Township Listed 1800
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Christopher Wolf
1805 St. Charles tax list, sec 3
7 family, 2 horses, 2 cattle
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/mo/topic/afro-amer/upperla/pafn378.htm#7653
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A history of Missouri : from the earliest explorations and settlements until the admission of the state into the Union
Vol II. Chapter XIII. page 99 St. Charles--Boundaries of district vaguely defined...

On the Auhaha or Salt river, Maturin Bouvet, a resident of St. Charles in 1792, had a saline, at a place called " Le Bastile, " but the Saukee Indians took away all his effects, kettles, etc., and three valuable mares. He remained on his place alone one winter, and while absent the Indians again destroyed his furnace, dwelling-house and ware-house, which latter was about thirty-five feet in length; he himself sometime later on his return was burned to death by the Indians.^' He also had a grant at Bay de Charles, on the Mississippi, for depositing his salt for shipment.^" This Bouvet came from the Dardenne in 1801 on a grant made to Don Carlos Tayon, and which included a salt spring; John McConnell (1801); Andrew Walker (1801); Michael Reybott (or Rybolt) (1802), on this stream and the Missouri; John Rouke (or Rooks) (1802) also spelled Rouke; Warner Gilbert (1803); Noel Herbert (1803); Dame Louise Langevin dit Baillette (1803), wife of Etienne Bernard, formerly widow of Joseph Violette; John Alexander Michau (1803); George Price (1803), a witness and probably a resident; Christian Dennis; Charles Denney (or Dennys) a German, and herb doctor, lived on this creek and had a water-mill, afterward had a distillery ; Micajah Baldridge ; Peter Tisne ; CHRISTIAN dit CHRISTOPHER WOLF; Laurent Derocher; Etienne Pepin (1800) had a grant at a pond called "k Bequet" four or five miles northwest of Portage des Sioux; he was a Canadian and an old resident. On this stream St. Vrain, brother of DeLassus received a grant of 10,000 arpents ; St. Vrain died insolvent, sold his grant at twelve and one half cents an acre payable in goods, and goods were sold at such a high price that according to Tesson, John Mullanphy got the land for about two cents an acre. '' American State Papers, 2 Public Lands, p. 629. " Others who were on this stream were, Louis Boure (1799); Charles Main ville(i799); John Baptiste Jeffre(i8oo) ; Jean Baptiste Bouretteor Boure (1801) Dr. Antoine Saugrain had a claim for land here on which to erect a distillery and mill and establish a stock-farm.

(My Note: "Dit" in French means "say" and in this context, it means "called.")
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A HISTORICAL RESUME Of ALL SAINTS PARISH, ST. PETERS, MO.
This Country Parish, whose origin and progress, according to statistics, will be given, lies in St. Charles Co., one of the most fruitful districts of the State of Missouri, on the Wabash Line, about 32 miles west of St. Louis.
The name Dardenne is arrived from the Dardenne family, early pioneers of the Mississippi Valley. Toussaint Dardenne was married at Ste.-Anne-du-Fort-Chartress, November 21, 1747. One of these Dardennes may have first camped and hunted on this creek and thus given it his name. One of the first pioneers on the Dardenne was Jean Baptiste Blandeau, 1796. His land came into the hands of John Mullanphy.
About 1800 the first settler, Francis Howell, established his home about ten miles from St. Charles, at Howell’s Prairie, on the Dardenne. Others attracted by the rich game and fertile soil soon followed. Among them French-Canadians and a few settlers from Virginia and Kentucky. Among them were Jean Genereux, Joseph Langlois, John Parquette, Joseph Boshaut, John Lewis, Perry Brown, Warren Cottle, Lorenzo Cottle in 1840 founded Cottleville; George Hufmann, Pennsylvania Dutch and his sons Peter and George; Louis Janetot, 1799; Thomas Johnson, and Irish Catholic, 1799; Charles Dennys, a German herb doctor; CHRISTIAN WOLF, Etienne Pepin, John Adam Smith, Milton Lewis, John McConnell and Arend Rutgers, who built a mill. Amidst the cares and struggles for living, the brave Canadians did not abandon their faith. Their first aim was to erect a house for the worship of their God.
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Missouri Digital Heritage
Title: Soulard land survey for Christian Wolf
Identifier: MSA_RDAp660.jpg
Subject.Local: Wolf, Christian
Date: 1806, Quantity of Arpents: 156
SituationDardenne River adjacent J. McConnell 50m N.W. St. Louis
River: Dardenne River
City: St. Charles, County: St. Charles
Collection Name: Registre d'Arpentage
Registre dArpentage, Type: Map, Format: jpeg2000
Languagefra, Date.Digital: 2005-01-22
Copy Request: To order a reproduction from the archival TIFF file, inquire about permissions, or for information about prices, contact Missouri State Archives at: (573) 751-3280 or email archref@@sos.mo.gov
Source: W1
Rights: Copyright is in the public domain. Items reproduced for publication should carry the credit line: Courtesy of the Missouri State Archive
Creator: Soulard, Anthoine, 1766-1825,
Subject: Maps, Surveying
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Christian Wolf
LAND CERTIFICATE FOR MISSOURI BETWEEN 1808 AND 1812
06/11/1811 CERTIFICATE NUMBER 948
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/mo/topic/afro-amer/upperla/pafn427.htm#13431
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Circuit Court Records
1811 A 8 30 United States Jimmerson, William Larceny Defendant allegedly took 50 pounds of flour belonging to Christian Wolf from mill of Warren Cottle; defendant also spelled "Jamison"

1814 -1816 Circuit Court Records
Year Group Box Folder Plaintiff Defendant Title Action
CaseSummary
1816 A 15 73 Lingo, James et al Account
Account for James Lingo, Henry Haverstick, Christopher Wolf, John Wolf, John Tate, George Huffmann and John Yarnel for services as militia guarding the jail
Source: Saint Charles County Historical Society

(Note: This Christopher may be the brother, and not the father, of John Wolf. George Huffmann and John Yarnel were brothers-in-law of John Wolf (BJC)
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1817 census Dardenne Tw. St Charles Co. Mo.
Christopher Wolf
Christopher Wolf Jr
Benj. Teter
George Hofman Jr.
George Hofman Sr.
Henry Haverstickall next door to one another
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1819 census Dardenne Twp. St Charles Co. Mo.
Christopher Wolf
Peter Hofman
George Hofman
George Hofman
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St. Charles Co., Missouri Will Book 1 1822-1833 Page 62
In the name of God amen. I Christopher Woolf of Dardenne Township in the County of St. Charles and state of Missouri being in a low and ill state of health but of perfect sound and disposing mind do hereby make and bequeath unto my son John Woolf all my stock of horses cattle and hogs of which I am possessed and also all right title benefit or profet that might arise or accrew from the stock he has heretofour driven away and disposed of with this condition that he the said John Woolf shall pay or cause to be paid or delivered to my daughter Eve Woolf a good horse and side saddle. I also hereby will and bequeath to my daughter Eve Woolf all my household furniture, bedding, wheels and loom and also the spun yarn cloth, flax and cottons. Provided all and every of the above name articles and things shall be and remain with my beloved wife Eve for and during her natural life for her own use and benefit. My two sons William and Christopher have each received their share and portion of my estate in lands and fitting out. My five other daughters to wit Susannah Yarnell, Mary Teters, Betsey Yarnell, Caty Huffman and Nancy Banister have all received their shares in their marriage fiting out. And I do hereby nominate constitute and appoint my son John Woolf to execute this my last will and testament and to pay all my just debts and demands due from me of right, signed and sealed in presence of us this fourth day of March in the year of our Lord Eighteen hundred and Twenty Fiv
His
Test Christopher x Woolf
Evin Bruin Mark
John Hufman
Stephen Yarnall
State of Missouri } William G. Petters Judge
County of St Charles
Of the Probate court within and for the County aforesaid do certify that on this seventeenth day of July one thousand eight hundred and Twenty Five the within and foregoing will of Christopher Woolf deceased was presented to me at my office in the Town of St Charles by John Woolf.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and assigned the seal of my office at St Charles this twenty third day of April AD One Thousand weight hundred and twenty five and of the independence of the United States the forty ninth.
Wm G. Petters Judge PC
Recorded 23 April 1825
Wm G Petters JPC
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In Will Christopher Woolf names daughters Susannah Yarnell and Betsey Yarnell
Name: Christopher Woolf
Will Written: 4 Mar 1825
Recorded Date: 23 April 1825
Probate Date: 16 Jul 1825
Probate Place: St Charles, Missouri, USA
Item Description:
Wills, Letters of Administration and Letters Testamentary, Vol 1-2, 1822-1852, p 62

Probate Folder
WOOLF Christopher 3787 158 1825

St Charles County, 1844 Land & Property Records
YEAR OLD # NEW # LAST FIRST COMMENT
1844 15 15 ARRAS* John Land Part of Survey 948, Twp 46N, R3
1844 15 15 RIDDLE* George Land Part of Survey 948, Twp 46N, R4
1844 15 15 RIDDLE* Letta Land Part of Survey 948, Twp 46N, R5
1844 15 15 TEETER* Benjamin Land Part of Survey 948, Twp 46N, R6
1844 15 15 TEETER* John Land Part of Survey 948, Twp 46N, R7
1844 15 15 WOLF Christian Land Part of Survey 948, Twp 46N, R8
1844 15 15 WOLF* John Land Part of Survey 948, Twp 46N, R9
1844 15 15 YATE John Land Part of Survey 948, Twp 46N, R10

Bourbon from Fayette, 1786*