Individual Details

Logan Co DB S, p.281
Mar 1834 William J. Morton & Clarisa H. Morton his wife to James C. Slaughter for $500. Tract in Russellville, John Gray's addition, Lots 6 & & being same as deeded by Andrew Caldwell to William J. Morton on 20 Mar 1827, Book P, p.15. Signed: W. J. Morton, C. H. Morton. Rec. 6 Mar 1834.

James C. Slaughter. Logan Co KY Equity Box 57, Case #1417
Willis Loving, administrator of estate of James C. Slaughter vs. John B. Slaughter. In Sep of 1835, Thomas S. Slaughter, father of James C., deceased, was appointed administrator. In November of 1837 Thomas S. Slaughter died without having made any settlement. Thomas S. Slaughter's son, John B. Slaughter, was named in his will as his executor.
Filed: 9 Nov 1842. James C. Slaughter died intestate.

James died in the cholera epidemic.

Birth	2 Jun 1808	Logan County, Kentucky
Marriage	23 Jun 1829	Logan County, Kentucky - Amanda Pocahontas Morton
Death	27 Jul 1835	Logan County, Kentucky

Spouse	Amanda Pocahontas Morton (1809 - )
Child	Lucy R. Slaughter (1830 - 1880)

Father	Thomas Smith Slaughter (1778 - 1838)
Mother	Lucy Booker Bibb (1786 - 1848)
Sibling	John B. Slaughter ( - )
Sibling	Thomas Slaughter ( - )
Sibling	Cornelia A. Slaughter ( - )
Sibling	Lucy B. B. Slaughter ( - )
Sibling	Martha E. Slaughter ( - )
Sibling	James Slaughter (1807 - 1807)
Sibling	Richard B. Slaughter ( - )
Sibling	George Slaughter (1818 - 1818)