Charles R Wallace

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Charles and Nancy moved to Ohio County, Kentucky in 1798 where he built the first water mill in that county on Rough Creek. He also built the first courthouse and jail in Hartford, Kentucky, and he opened his house to public preaching. He and his wife were zealous members of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

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After moving to Ohio Co Charles built the first water mill that county on Rough Creek and shipped the mill stones to Yellow Banks now called Owensboro. He also built the first courthouse and brick jail (which stood until 1882 when it was torn down and rebuilt as a dwelling house) in Hartford Ky. and he opened his house to public preaching. He and his wife were zealous members of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

Charles and Nancy moved from Montgomery Co MD to Ky.

The court house was burnt by the "Rebel" General Lyons in 1863.

Charles first appeared on the tax book in Ohio County, Ky in 1799
After moving to Ohio Co Charles built the first water mill that county on Rough Creek and shipped the mill stones to Yellow Banks now called Owensboro. He also built the first courthouse and brick jail (which stood until 1882 when it was torn down and rebuilt as a dwelling house) in Hartford Ky. and he opened his house to public preaching. He and his wife were zealous members of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

Charles and Nancy moved from Montgomery Co MD to Ky.

The court house was burnt by the "Rebel" General Lyons in 1863.

Charles first appeared on the tax book in Ohio County, Ky in 1799
After moving to Ohio Co Charles built the first water mill that county on Rough Creek and shipped the mill stones to Yellow Banks now called Owensboro. He also built the first courthouse and brick jail (which stood until 1882 when it was torn down and rebuilt as a dwelling house) in Hartford Ky. and he opened his house to public preaching. He and his wife were zealous members of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

Charles and Nancy moved from Montgomery Co MD to Ky.

The court house was burnt by the "Rebel" General Lyons in 1863.

Charles first appeared on the tax book in Ohio County, Ky in 1799