Individual Details

The Blakey Book assigned a birth year of about 1792 for the son of Maj Thomas Proctor, but I don't believe the Blakey book had much correct about the Thomas Proctors. For one thing it assumed all the children were those of Sally Haden's which subsequent documents show was not possible.

Logan County KY Deed Book V
p.594 22 Jun 1837 Thomas Proctor to Thomas E. Proctor both of Logan Co. Good will & affection for his son the said Thomas E. Proctor & $1. Tract in Logan on waters of Gasper River containing 287 acres. Near Eliza Mansfields corner, her line; corner to ?Maxwell's? corner to John Buckanans corner to Asher Shelton. Signed Thomas Procter. Wit: Robert E. Collins, Thomas P. Anderson
20 Sep 1837 proven by witnesses. Rec. 25 Jun 1838

Logan Co Deed Book X
p.182 17 May 1840. John Ragon & wife Anna to Thomas E. Procter. $150. Tract on waters of Gasper R. Mouth of Stewarts Spring Branch. 117 acres. Signed: John Ragon, Anna (X) Ragon. Rec. 8 Jun 1840
p.188 8 Jun 1840 John Ragon & Anna his wife to Thomas E. Proctor. $25. All right & title in the tract of land on which Leonard Anderson dec'd formerly lived. Waters of Gasper River. 200 acres. The sd Anna Ragon is the daughter & one of the heirs of the sd Leonard Anderson dec'd by virtue of which she derives an interest in said tract. Signed: John Ragon, Anna (X) Ragon. Ack & relinq. & rec. 8 Jun 1840

Logan County Court Orders, Book 10
June 22, 1840
p.120 Thomas E. Proctor list of taxable property for the year 1840 was this day exhibited....

1840 Logan Co KY Census has three Thomas Proctors:
Thomas E., living alone, age 20-30 [son named in the Will of Maj. Thomas Proctor]
Thomas, living along age 70-80 [Maj. Thomas Proctor]
Thomas L. S. with 1m -5, 2m 30-40 [he was about 31], 1f -5, and 1f 20-30. Except for the extra grown male in the household, this census does match the family of Thomas L. S. Proctor still living in Logan Co in 1850. Thomas L. S. was the son of Benjamin Proctor.

Logan County Court Orders, Book 10
22 Mar 1841
p.185 Thomas E. Proctor appointed Constable...security with Ben Proctor

Thomas E., son was to receive two slaves, a horse and saddle, from the Will of his father probated 28 Jun 1841. He was also named Executor along with Hiram Mitchell, a brother-in-law. Thomas E. is grouped near the end of the Will, along with the two daughters born of Rebecca Maxwell. These three were also to divide any residual part of the estate, also perhaps indicating they were Rebecca's children and the youngest.

Logan County Court Orders, Book 10
28 Jun 1841
p.208 On the motion of the executors of Thomas Proctor Dec'd ordered that Wm McCutcheon, Lewis Cloud, Samuel S. Perkins & John McCutcheon or any three of them...appraise goods and chattels of decedent. Hiram Mitchell, Thomas E. Proctor - Executors.
25 March 1842
p.259 Thomas E. Proctor resigned as constable of Logan County.


A Thomas Proctor married Jane Littlejohn, 28 Dec 1846, Logan Co. This seems to be the only possible candidate for the groom. I cannot find Thomas E. in the 1850 census. There are a couple of Thomas Proctors, one a Thos. E. Proctor living in Cooper Co MO in 1850 - neither had a spouse and both were in their 20's, or born after 1820.

Birth

Bet 1810 and 1820

Logan County, Kentucky

Father	Maj. Thomas Proctor (1766 - 1841)
Mother	Rebecca Maxwell ( - 1841)
Sibling	Elizabeth Proctor ( - )
Sibling	Josephine B. Proctor (1814 - )