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02/13/2011

Alcorns in Kentucky: 1830 Census

By 1830, there are only ten households headed by Alcorns, but three of them are headed by a James. Luckily, only two of them are the same age.

Franklin County

John Allcorn, aged 20-29, two free persons, one slave

Gallatin County

Susannah Allcorn, aged 50-59, seven free whites

Lincoln County

Nancy Alcorn, aged 50-59, four free whites, 11 slaves

Livingston County

James Alcorn, aged 30-39, seven free whites, one slave

R.W. Alcorn, aged 60-69, seven free whites, eight slaves

Madison County

James Alcorn, aged 30-39, nine free whites

George Allcorn, aged 60-69, seven free whites

Mason County

James Alcorn, aged 80-89, three free whites

Pulaski County

Winea Alcorn, aged 50-59, eight free whites

Wayne County

Jesse Alcorn. aged 30-39. 10 free whites

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