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   Personal Estate Sale of Joseph Bayless  --  4 March 1815
   Barren(Monroe) County, KY

   Sally Marrs           2 bed steads and furniture
   Thomas Maynes         6 plates
   Alexander Moore       4 plats
   Thomas Means          2 Basons
   Alexander Moore       1 dish
   Sally Marrs           1 bottle and spoons
   John Dickerson        1 Tea pot
   William Rush          1 bottle
   Lydia Hagan           1 Soruff bottle
   Arthur Hagan S        5 chairs
   Sally Marrs           1 trunk
   Samuel Billingsley    1 beef hide
   Sally Marrs           1 sause pen
   Tilman Laine          2 shoe forks
   Dennis Springer       1 case of razors
   Sally Marrs           bible and testament
   Thomas Howser         1 auger
   Isaac Jackson         1 brush
   Benjamin Osborn       1 bell  small iron  and scissors
   Tilman Laine          1 skillet and chissel
   Sally Marrs           pail piggin and bell
   Sally Marrs           one bann
   Thomas Means          1 cagg
   William Curtis        1 cagg
   Samuel Billingsley    1 churn and fork
   Isaac Jackson         fire shovel
   Nancy Freiley         1 Tule
   William Curtis        1 Tule
   Thomas Means          1 Tule
   Hagan Black           1 meat Tule
   Joshua Ford           horse giering?
   Jacob Bushong         1 hackle
   Dennis Springer       horse giering?
   Isaac Jackson         1 blind Bridle
   Wm Curtis             1 Pocket book
   Hagan Black           1 asce
   Benjamin Rush         1 asce
   John Robertson        1 mattock
   Jesse Pennington      2 hoes
   Young Arthur Hagan    1 bar of iron
   Sarah Leister         1 Savingletree & Clevises
   Black Hagan           1 hand saw and wedge
   Seth Howard           Double Trees
   Joshua Gott           1 shovel plow
   Thomas Means          1 Barshear Plow
   Nancy Freiley         1 pot
   Thomas Mynes          1 oven
   Edward Freiley        1 kettle
   William Curtis        1 loom
   Sarah Hagan           1 slay
   Sally Marrs           1 slay
   Sarah Leister         1 saddle
   Sally Marrs           1 horse
   L. Berry Moore        1 horse
   Nancy Freiley         1 smoothing iron
   Thomas Mynes          1 meal tule and sifter
   John Fraime           chairs
   John Gist             1 wheele
   James Means           1 big wheele
   John Fraime           1 sickle
   Sally Marrs           cotton chard
   Sally Marrs           2 geese
   William Bowles        2 hogs
   Sally Marrs           2 sheep
   John Robertson        1 cowe and calfe
   Samuel Pennington     purchase blue Dying
   Sarah Leister         acct on propts
   Samuel Pennington     to small debt
   Sally Marrs           1 hiefer

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               Comments of Some of the Above People.


Samuel Billingsley
Hagan Black
   There were Blacks in early Monroe and Cumberland Co. This could
   be one of them.
William Bowles
Jacob Bushong
William Curtis
John Dickerson
Joshua Ford 
John Fraime
Edward Freiley
   This is the husband of Arthur Hagan's daughter Mary Hagan (m1810).
Nancy Freiley
   This is Nicholas Freiley's wife, Nancy Birdwell, whose first
   husband was Thomas Hagan.
John Gist 
Joshua Gott
Arthur Hagan S
   I don't know what the S means. This could be Arthur who was married
   to Jane Means.
Black Hagan
   Is this the same as Hagan Black above. Could he be the Arthur Hagan
   who is also called Black Arthur.
Lydia Hagan
   I don't know who her parents are. She is possibly the Lydia Hagan 
   who married John Smith Barlow in Monroe(Barren) Co around 1817.
   John Smith Barlow was known as "Smith" Barlow and was a well-liked
   and respected legislator from this area. He was so admired that 
   many area parents named their sons after him in the middle to late
   1800s. For example, Smith Barlow Hestand, Smith Barlow Eads, Smith
   Barlow Howard, Smith Barlow Baxter - I could go on ad infinitum.
Sarah Hagan
   I can't identify her. Arthur Hagan's daughter Sarah had married
   Soloman Goodman in 1813, so she would not still be called Hagan in
   1815.  Jonas Hagan's 2nd wife was named Sarah, but I don't think 
   they were yet married in 1815. If they were already married in 
   1815, I think that they were living then in Bourbon Co, KY.
Young Arthur Hagan
   Probably Arthur Hagan, Jr.
Seth Howard
Thomas Howser
Isaac Jackson
   Husband of Nancy Lumira Hagan.
Tilman Laine
Sarah Leister
   Probably related to Robert Leister(Leaster), who was married to
   Arthur Hagan's daughter Elizabeth.
Sally Marrs
   Originally Sally Mulkey, sister of John. She married Joseph Bayless
   in Washington Co,TN, and they were almost certainly part of the 
   group who migrated to Monroe(Barren) Co around 1800 that included
   Arthur Hagan, Thomas Means and others.
Thomas Maynes
James Means
Thomas Means
   Brother of Jane Means, wife of Arthur Hagan.
Alexander Moore
L. Berry Moore
   I know a lot about him, but it's not related to Hagans.
Thomas Mynes
   I think this is the Thomas Mynes(Maines) who was married to Mary
   Freiley, sister of Edward and Nicholas Freiley above.
Benjamin Osborn
   There is a Pennington connection here.
Jesse Pennington
   Probably son of Joshua. I don't know if there is a connection to
   the Hagans.
Samuel Pennington
   This could be the son of Simeon who later moved to Jackson Co, TN.
John Robertson
Benjamin Rush
   Brother of William Rush, below.
William Rush
   Husband of Jennie Hagan, daughter of Arthur.
Dennis Springer
   Part of the Rush clan. His wife was Sarah Gott, probably related to
   Joshua Gott above.
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