Reuben1 Stout

Citations

1. [S131] Personal Property Tax Lists for Shelby County, Kentucky, Shelby County, Kentucky; Kentucky Historical Society, 100 West Broadway, Frankfort, Kentucky. Hereinafter cited as Shelby County Kentucky Tax Lists.
2. [S145] Herald F. Stout, Stout and Allied Families (Dover, Ohio: Eagle Press, 1951), Page 42, Entry E4-62-6
   
   E4-62-6 #E 3-62
   JONATHAN STOUT 1723 --
   m 1744 w Elizabeth Hixon (Hixson)
   Probably lived in Hunterdon co., N. J.
   c. Rebecca 1753-1788 E5-62-60.5 m h Ralph Drake, b. Hopewell, N.J.
   Benjamin 1756-1827 E 5-62-61
   Reuben 1757 -- E 5-62-62
   m 8/1/1784 w Mary Van Dyke +Culpepper co., Va.
   Ann E 5-62-62.5
   m h Ephriam Hart
   Mary E 5-63-62.6
   m h Garret Van Dyke
   Jonathan 1771-1841 E 5-62-63
   Rachel Anna E 5-62-63.5
   m 12/10/1791 h Peter Van Dyke
   Aaron E 5-62-64
   Enoch E 5-62-65
   Catherine unmarried. Hereinafter cited as StoutBook.
3. [S135] Virginia Marriages to 1800, online http://www.ancestry.com, Stout, Reuben - Vandike, Mary 01 Aug 1784 Virginia Culpeper County. Hereinafter cited as VA Marriages to 1800.
4. [S143] Revolutionary War Pension Application, (Images of original files); Publication Number M804 (Washington, DC: NARA), From pension application, claim S-14574, for Reuben Stout, b NJ 6/20/1761
   
   Shelby County and State of Kentucky, on the 19 day of November, in the year 1832 personally appeared in open court before the County Court of Shelby County now sitting Reuben Stout a resident citizen of the county and state aforsaid, aged 76 years and but some months who being first duly sworn according to law doth on his oath make the following Declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the Act of Congress passed June 7th 1832. Sayeth that he was born in the state of New Jersey in the year 1761. When about 10 years old his father moved to Prince William County in the state of Virginia,
   
   where I lived when I entered the military service, which I did some time in the month of September in the year 1780, as a private soldier in the 1st Virginia Regiment commanded by Coln Campbell. My Captain was named Sansun (??) my present recollection. The leutenant's name I can't remember. The ensign of my company was named Robert Opern. The regiment to which I belonged was raised for a service of 18 months. The place of rendezvous was Dumfries from which place we marched to Chesterfield Courthouse about fifteen miles from Richmond where we took up winter quarters. About the 25th of February 1781 we marched out to North Carolina to reinforce General Green. Not long after we joined Gen. Green the Battle of Guilford took place, in which battle I fought. After the battle we retired to Romney Mills, and aftwerards we marched near to Campden, when there [?] little skirmishing with the British and Tories. From this place we moved to various places, until we were marched to the [induction of Ninety Six] in South Carolina, where we moved in the month of June I think. We besieged the fort for some time and after operated sallies and efforts to take the Fort and Garrison and were compelled to withdraw. The army [??] and encamped at the High [hills of Lantee.] The next [??] engagement which took place between our army and the British was the Battle of the Easton Springs. I was not in that battle, being confined over sickness in the Hospital during the fight. Col Campbell was killed in that Battle. I received my discharge at Lallsburg being regularly discharged, but not considering it of any importance to me, I suppose I took no care of it. I have not got it now and I must have lost it. I was discharged in the month of January, 1782 after having been engaged eighteen months in actual service. About two months before our term of service was to expire there were men out of each company in our Regiment detailed to form the Light Infantry. After our time was out we were ordered to join our respective companies and we were discharged as I before stated. I know of no surviving witness by which I can prove the said service to have been done by me except Seth Stratton of this County, and a man named Crewman who was a sergeant in my company and who I am informed lived some time ago in Daviess County in this state about one hundred and twenty miles from this place, which is too far for me to ride, if I was certain he is living there and of that I am no means certain.
   
   He states that he has some documenting evidence of the facts upon which he rests his claims for a pension under the sponsored act. He defers to Peter Vandyke and Seth Strothers who can testify as to his character for veracity, and their belief of his services as a soldier of the Revolution. He states that since the Revolutionary War he lived for twenty years in the County of Culpepper in the State of Cirginia and that he has lived for the last 34 years in this State. He states that he was called into service in the same manner with the rest of the 1st Virginia Regiment which was for 18 months service. He hereby relinquishes every claim whatever to a pension or annuity except the present and declares that his name is not on the pension Roll of the agency of any state of the United States.
   
   Sworn to and subscribed the day and year afixed,
   
   Reuben X Stout
   
   For Peter Vandyke and Seth Stratton having residency in the County of Shelby and State of Kentucky, residing in the same County, hereby certify that we are well acquainted with Reuben Stout who has subscribed and sworn to the above declaration; that we believe him to be seventy two years and upwards of age, as he states, that he is [??] and believed, in the neighborhood where he resides to have been a soldier of the Revolution, and that we concur in that opinion.
   
   Sworn to and subscribed the day and year aforseen,
   
   Peter X (his mark) Vandyke.
5. [S146] Culpeper County Deeds 1787-1788: Culpeper County Deeds 1787-1788, Pages 83-85
   
   This indenture made this 12th day of June in the year of our lord one thousand seven hundred and Eighty seven Between PETER VANDYKE of the County of Culpeper of the one part and REUBEN STOUT and MARY his Wife of the other part Witnesseth that PETER VANDYKE in consideration of the natural love good will and affection wich he hath and doth bear for REUBEN STOUT And MARY his Wife and in consideration of the sum of Five shillings current money of Virginia to them in hand paid, by these presents doth give bargain and sell unto REUBEN STOUT & MARRY his Wife (my Son in Law and Daughter) a parcel of land in said County containing by estimation Eighty eight acres and a half be the same more or less and is bounded, Beginning at two white and two read Oaks, South Eighteen degrees West one hundred and fifty poles to a white Oak in WILLIAMS line, corner to SHEARWOOD, thence with this line North Eighty nine degrees West seventy poles to three small Maples and a small Gum in the head of a branch, thence North nine degrees East one hundred and forty poles, thense to ROBERT SLAUGHTERs line in a Old Field, thence with his line to the beginning, Together with all houses improvements and advantages to the same belonging and the rents issues and profits thereof. To have and to hold the said land with the appurtenances unto REUBEN STOUT & MARY his Wife their heirs, and PETER VANDYKE doth here by warrant the title of the said land & premises free from the claims of any persons whatever. In Witness whereof he hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year above written Sealed & Delivered in the presence of
   JOHN WILLIAMS, PETER his mark + VANDYKE
   JAMES WILLIAMS,
   AARON his mark + STOUT
   the said REUBEN STOUT to let PETER VANDDYKE SENR. have peaceable possession of the large room in the House during his life; In Witness whereof I set my hand and seal this 12th day of June 1787,
   Teste JOHN WILLIAMS, REUBEN STOUT
   At a Court held for Culpeper County June 18th 1787
   This Indented Deed of Gift from PETER VANDYKE to REUBEN STOUT and MARY his Wife was proved by the oaths of JOHN WILLIAMS, JAMES WILLIAMS, and AARON STOUT, witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded Teste JOHN JAMESON, Cl Cur, unknown, unknown. Hereinafter cited as DeedsVACulpeper1787-1788.
6. [S131] Kentucky Historical Society, Shelby County Kentucky Tax Lists, Reuben Stout, 400 Acres in Hardin County, 10002.
7. [S131] Kentucky Historical Society, Shelby County Kentucky Tax Lists, Samuel Stout, 50 acres Shelby, 497 acres Henry County, 10002
   Reuben Stout, no property, 10113
   James Stout, no property, 10001.
8. [S131] Kentucky Historical Society, Shelby County Kentucky Tax Lists, 24 Apr Reuben Stout, 77 acres Elk Creek (Shepherd) 10003
   20 Mar Jonathan Stout, no property, 10001
   20 Mar Samuel Stout, 50 acres Grists/Helin, Town Losts, 10002.
9. [S131] Kentucky Historical Society, Shelby County Kentucky Tax Lists, 20 April Reuben 77 Elk/Shepherd, 400 Hardin, 10001
   20 April Joseph 52 Elk 10011.
10. [S131] Kentucky Historical Society, Shelby County Kentucky Tax Lists, 14 April Reuben Stout, 77 Elk/Shepherd, 400 Hardin, 10003
    16 July Joseph Stout, 52 Elk/Shepherd, 10011
    20 July Jonathan Stout, np, 10002
    7 Aug Elijah Stout, np, 11004.
11. [S131] Kentucky Historical Society, Shelby County Kentucky Tax Lists, 29 Mar Joseph Stout, 52 Elk / Shepherd, 10112
    11 Mar Reuben Stout, 77 Elk / A. Shepherd, 400 Hardin, 11004
    11 Mar James Stout, 72 Elk / P. Huffler, 10003
    4 June Aaron Stout, np, 10003
    12 June Elijah Sr., np, 11005
    12 June Elijah Jr., np, 10024
    ---- James Stout, 125 Jeptha / Pope Patton, 10002.
12. [S131] Kentucky Historical Society, Shelby County Kentucky Tax Lists, 1807 Stout Listings:
    23 April, Aaron Stout, 74 Elk / T Davis 10003
    24 April, Peter Stout, 60 1/2 Elk / T Davis 20004
    24 April, James Stout, 60 1/2 Elk / T Davis 10003
    26 April, John Stout, np, 10001
    02 June, William Stout, np, 10011
    02 June, Joseph Stout, 52 Elk, A. Shepherd 10114
    07 August, Reuben Stout, 77 Elk / A Shepherd 12005
    Same, 400 Hardin (Breckenridge Co)
    ?? Elijah Stout, 261 Brashears / Crawford 10025
    ?? James Stout, 125 Jeptha / Pope Patton 10003.
13. [S131] Kentucky Historical Society, Shelby County Kentucky Tax Lists, Stouts in Shelby County 1808 Tax List:
    11 April, Peter Stout, 60 1/2 Elk / B. Henderson, 20004
    10 May, Reuben Stout, 77 Elk / Shepherd, 12016
    same, 400 Hardin Creek, Breckenridge County
    16 May, Benjamin Stout, np, 22016
    26 May, Elijah Stout Sr. , np, 10003
    26 May, John Stout, np, 10001
    26 May, William Stout, np, 10011
    25 June, James Stout, 60 1/2 Elk / B. Henderson, 10004
    25 June, Joseph Stout, 52 Elk / I. Davis, 10113
    25 June, Aaron Stout, 94 Elk / I. Davis, 10003
    25 June, James Stout, 125 Jeptha / Pope Patton, 10003
    25 June, Elijah Stout, 261 Brashears / Crawford, 10004.
14. [S131] Kentucky Historical Society, Shelby County Kentucky Tax Lists, 15 May, Aaron Stout, 1004
    15 May, Joseph Stout, 52 Elk / Shepherd, 1113
    15 May, Elijah Stout, 1002
    15 May, Reuben Stout, 77 Elk / Shepherd, 1014
    same, 400 Hardin Cr. Hardin Co.
    10 Jun, John, 1002
    11 Jun, Jonathan, 0001
    11 Jun, James, 66 1/2 Elk, 1002
    11 Jun, Peter, 60 1/2 Elk / Bennet Henderson, 1002
    24 Jun, William, 1001
    24 Jun, Elijah, 261 Brashears / Crawford, 1006.
15. [S134] 1810 Census Images, www.ancestry.com, Ancestry.com Web Site, 1810 Census for Shelby County, Kentucky, image 6 of43 (page 704)
    John Thompson...
    Elisha Whittaker...
    Jake Reed...
    Thomas Reed...
    Reuben Stout 00201 10211 00
    Mary Malone...
    James (Isawine?)
    George McKinley
    Samuel Meeks
    Samuel Smallwood
    .
16. [S131] Kentucky Historical Society, Shelby County Kentucky Tax Lists, Tax List for Shelby County, August 11, 1811
    James Stout / 66 1/2 Elk / Shepherd / 1004
    Reuben Stout / 77 Elk / 2007
    same / 400 Breckenridge / Hite
    Peter Stout / 60 1/2 Elk / 1003
    Jonathan Stout / no property / 1002.
17. [S131] Kentucky Historical Society, Shelby County Kentucky Tax Lists, Tax List for Shelby County, April 16th, 1812
    Aaron Stout, np, 1006
    Reuben Stout, 77 Elk Shepherd, 3008
    same ----------, 400 Hardin (Breckenridge Co).
18. [S131] Kentucky Historical Society, Shelby County Kentucky Tax Lists, Tax List for Shelby County, 1813
    Reid's Company
    John Stout, 100 Breckenridge County Hardin Creek, 1002
    James Stout, 66 1/2 Plumb / B. Henderson, 1003
    same, 100 Breckenridge County Hardin Creek
    ....(others between).....
    Reuben Stout, 77 Elk, 3005
    same, 400 Breckenridge County Hardin Creek / Hite
    Peter Stout, 60 1/2 Elk, 1005
    same, 200 Breckenridge County Hardin Creek
    ....(others between)....
    Aaron Stout, 50 Elk / Davis, 1005.
19. [S131] Kentucky Historical Society, Shelby County Kentucky Tax Lists, Tax List for Shelby County, 1814
    Carr's Company:
    James Stout, 66 2/3 Elk/Henderson, 100 Hardin/Hite, 1003
    Peter Stout, 70 2/3 Elk/Henderson, 100 Hardin/Hite, 1002
    (others...)
    Jonathan Stout, 100 Hardin, 0000
    Reuben Stout Jr, no property, 1002
    William Stout, no property, 1011
    (others...)
    Aaron Stout, 50 Elk / I Davis, 1005
    (others...)
    Reuben Stout Sr, 77 Elk/Shepherd, 400 Hardin/Isaac Hite, 2007.
20. [S129] Mrs. Eula Richardson Hasskarl, compiler, Shelby County, Kentucky Marriages 1792-1833 (Route 4, Box 268, Ada, Oklahoma 74820: Self Published, May, 1983), Stout, John and Elizabeth Stout, 12 May 1814, bond Reuben, father of Elizabeth. Hereinafter cited as Shelby KY Marriages I.
21. [S131] Kentucky Historical Society, Shelby County Kentucky Tax Lists, Tax List for Shelby County, 1815
    85th Regiment, Reed's Company
    Peter Stout, 60 1/2 Elk, 200 Hardin, 1002
    James Stout, 66 1/2 Elk, 100 Hardin, 1003
    (others)
    Reuben Stout, 76/200, 2004
    Jonathan Stout, 100 Hardin / Hite, 1003
    Reuben Stout Jr, 100 Hardin, 1002
    Aaron Stout, 50 Elk, 1002.
22. [S131] Kentucky Historical Society, Shelby County Kentucky Tax Lists, Tax List for Shelby County, 1816
    
    37h Regiment, Stout's Company:
    John Stout, np, 1112
    Elijah Stout, 261 Brashears, 1347
    
    87th Regiment, Payton's Company
    Elijah Stout, np 1002
    Joseph H Stout, np, 1001
    (others)
    Benj Stout, 165 / Purdy, 3117
    (others)
    Joseph S Stout, 80 Buck/Shepherd, 2226
    Simpson Stout, np, 1111
    
    18th Regiment, White's Company:
    James Stout, np, 1000
    
    85th Regiment, McKirby's Company:
    Aaron Stout, 50 Elk, 1004
    
    37th Regiment, Archer's Company:
    James Stout, 297 Buck / Pope Patton, 1003
    
    85th Regiment, Smallwood's Company
    James Stout, 186 Elk/Henderson, 100 Breckenridge/Isaac Hite, 11002
    Reuben Stout, 100 Brekenridge, 1002
    Jonathan Stout, 100 Breckenridge, 1003
    Peter Stout, 100 60 1/2 Elk/Davidson, 100 Breckenridge/Isaac Hite, 1002
    Reuben Stout, 77 Elk/Shepherd, 200 Breckenridge/Isaac Hite, 2003
    William Stout, 50 Elk/Davis, 1112.
23. [S131] Kentucky Historical Society, Shelby County Kentucky Tax Lists, Tax List for Shelby County, 1817
    
    85th Regiment, Ware's Company:
    Enoch Stout, np, 1001
    
    85th Regiment, Townsend's Company:
    James Stout, 297 Buck, 1003
    
    18th Regiment, Welcher's Company:
    Elijah Stout, 261 Brashears, 108 Plumb, 1327
    John Stout, np, 1002
    
    37th Regiment, Younger's Company:
    James Stout, 105 Elk, 100 Breckenridge, 1003
    Peter Stout, 70 Elk, 100 Breckenridge, 1002
    (others)
    William Stout, 63 1/2 Elk, 1111
    (others)
    Jonathan Stout, 100 Breckenridge, 1002
    
    Smallwood's Company:
    Reuben Stout, 76 Elk, 300 Breckenridge, 2006
    
    37th Regiment, Turnham's Company:
    Simpson Stout, np, 1001
    (others)
    Elijah Stout Sr., np, 1002
    Joseph Stout Sr., 80 Buck, 1223
    
    Whitehead's Company:
    Peter Stout, np, 1001
    Benjamin Stout, 165 Elk, 1116
    John Stout, np, 1012
    Joseph Stout, np, 1001
    
    McKinley's Company:
    Aaron Stout, 50 Elk, 1003.
24. [S131] Kentucky Historical Society, Shelby County Kentucky Tax Lists, Tax List for Shelby County, 1819
    
    Stout Elijah, 271 Brashears / I. Crawford, 1248
    same, 110 Buck Cr. / Shepherd
    same, 61 Brashears / Pope & ???
    same, 439 Plumb Cr. / Dunkin R?
    Sout John, np, 1114
    Stout Simpson, np 1002
    ....
    Stout James, 297 Beach / Patent Pope, 1003
    ....
    Stout Elijah, np, 1002
    ....
    Stout Benjamin, 143 Brashears / Peachy ..??, 1113
    Stout Aaron, np, 1002
    Stout Enoch, 105 1/2 Plumb Cr. / Duncan ..??, 1013
    ....
    Stout Jos Senr., 80 Buck Cr. / Peter ..??, 2117
    ....
    Stout William, 150 Elk Cr. / Wm. ..??, 1122
    ....
    Stout Aaron Jun, 50 Plumb Cr. / Shepherd, 1003
    ....
    Stout Reuben, 85 3/4 Elk Cr. / Shepherd, 2004
    ....
    Stout James, 105 1/2 Elk Cr. / Henderson, 1002
    Stout Peter, 111 Elk Cr. / Henderson, 1004
    ....
    Stout John, 68 Elk Cr. / Jesse Davis, 1003.
25. [S131] Kentucky Historical Society, Shelby County Kentucky Tax Lists, Tax List for Shelby County, 1820
    
    Stout, John, np, 1114
    Stout, Simpson, np 1003
    (others)
    Stout, James, 297 Beach / Pope Patton, 1002
    (others)
    Stout, Elijah, Maj. 270 Brashears / I. ??? , 1239
    same, 63 Brashears / Pope Williams
    same, 110 Buck / Shepherd
    same, 449 Plumb / CK Donaldson
    same, 125 Brashears / ????
    (others)
    Stout, Elijah, np, 1001
    (others)
    Stout, William, 150 Elk / Merriweather, 1132
    (others)
    Stout, John, 58 Elk / Is. Davis, 1012
    (others)
    Stout, Joseph, 80 Buck / Shepherd, 1115
    Stout, Peter, np, 1000
    (others)
    Stout, James, 105 1/2 Plumb / ???? , 1003
    Stout, Reuben, 86 Elk / A. Shepherd, 2004
    Stout, Peter, 110 Elk, B. ???, 1004
    (others)
    Stout, Aaron, 50 Elk / A. Shepherd, 1004
    (others)
    Stout, Enoch, 105 1/2 Plum / 1002
    Stout, Thomas, np, 1000
    Stout, John *** (could be Scott, John), np, 1002
    (others)
    Stout, Joseph H, np, 1001
    (others)
    Stout, Aaron, np, 1001
    Stout, Benjamin, 153 Brashears / P Purdy, 1117
    (others).
26. [S134] 1810 Census Images, www.ancestry.com, 1810 Census for Shelby County, Kentucky, image 14 of 43 (page 685)
    James Stout 10010 10100 00
    (names omitted)
    Peter Stout 22010 30010 00
    (names omitted)
    Reuben Stout 000001 00001
    Jonathan Stout 100010 10100.
27. [S131] Kentucky Historical Society, Shelby County Kentucky Tax Lists, Stout John 1112
    (others)
    Stout John 68 3/4 Elk /Elijah Davis 1112
    Stout Joseph 1004
    Stout Joseph H 1001
    (other names)
    Stout Aaron sr 1002
    (other names)
    Stout Simpson 11123
    Stout Aaron 1001
    (other names)
    Stout Peter 1000
    Stout Elizabeth 80 Buck ???? x114
    Stout William 150 Elk 1143
    (other names)
    Stout Peter 111 Plumb Henderson 2006
    Stout Elijah 1001
    Stout James 105 Elk Henderson 1004
    (other names)
    Stout Enoch 105 Plumb Reed 1002
    (others)
    Stout Reuben 85 Elk Shepherd 2004.
28. [S131] Kentucky Historical Society, Shelby County Kentucky Tax Lists, Stouts in the 1822 Tax List for Shelby County, Kentucky
    Stout, Aaron, np, 1002
    (others)
    Stout, Elijah, [various acreage], 234-11
    (others)
    Stout, Enoch, 105 Plumb, 1003
    (others)
    Stout, Benjamin, 153 Brashears, 1116
    (others)
    Stout, Thomas, 1001
    (others)
    Stout, Aaron, 1001
    (others)
    Stout, Robert, 1000
    Stout, Elijah, 1000
    (others)
    Stout, Peter, 111 Elk, 1004
    (others)
    Stout, Reuben, 85 Elk, 1001
    Stout, Elijah, 1001
    (others)
    Stout, Aaron, 50 Elk, 1004
    Stark, Elijah, 50 Elk, 1004
    Stout, Peter Junr, 1000
    Stout, Elizabeth, 80 Elk, 0112
    Stout, William, 150 Buck, 1165
    (others)
    (possible Stout, John C or T, 0001).
29. [S126] Personal Property Tax Lists for Spencer County, Kentucky, Spencer County KY Tax List for 1824
    
    Reuben Stout 85 Elk/shepherd 2..5
    Robert Stout 1..1
    Elizabeth Stout 20 Buck .113
    James Stout 105 Plumb/henderson 1..4
    Peter Stout 111 Elk / henderson 3..4
    Aaron Stout 50 Elk / shepherd 1..4
    William Stout 150 Salt / Merriweather 1167, Spencer County, Kentucky; Kentucky Historical Society, 100 West Broadway, Frankfort, Kentucky. Hereinafter cited as Spencer Kentucky Tax Lists.
30. [S126] 100 West Broadway, Frankfort, Kentucky Spencer Kentucky Tax Lists, Spencer County KY Tax List for 1825
    
    Reuben Stout, 85 Elk/Shepard, 2005
    Jonathan Stout, np
    ...
    James Stout, 105 Elk/Bennett 1003
    ...
    Peter Stout Jr., np 1000
    ...
    Elizabeth Stout, 80 Buck/Shepherd, 0113
    ...
    Elijah Stout, np, 1000
    ...
    Samuel Stout, np, 1011
    ...
    Aaron Stout, 50 Elk/Shepherd, 1004
    ...
    William Stout, 150 Salt, 1164
    ...
    Robert Stout, np, 1001
    ...
    Peter Stout, 111 Elk/Henderson, 3003.
31. [S126] 100 West Broadway, Frankfort, Kentucky Spencer Kentucky Tax Lists, Stouts in 1826 Spencer County KY Tax list
    
    Robert, np, 1002
    Peter, np, 1000
    Elizabeth, 80 Buck/shephard 0112
    Elijah Sr, np, 1000
    Aaron, 50 Elk/shepard, 1143
    James JR, 50 Plumb/henderson 1000
    James SR, 105 Plumb/henderson 1003
    Reuben SR, 85 Elk/shepherd, 2005
    Peter, 111 Plumb/henderson, 3005.
32. [S126] 100 West Broadway, Frankfort, Kentucky Spencer Kentucky Tax Lists, STOUTs in Spencer County Tax List in 1827
    
    John, np, 1001
    William, 134 Salt/Merriweather, 1163
    Peter, np, 1000
    Guilford, np, 1000
    Robert, np, 1002
    Elijah, np, 1000
    Elizabeth, 80 Buck/Shepherd, 1112
    Aaron, np, 1002
    Aaron, 50 Elk/Adams/Shepherd, 1123
    Reuben, 85 Elk/Shepherd, 2005
    Peter, 111 Elk/Henderson, 1002
    James JR, 50 Plumb/Beall, 1001
    Joseph, 82.5 entered by Jonas Steele, 1001.
33. [S126] 100 West Broadway, Frankfort, Kentucky Spencer Kentucky Tax Lists, STOUTs in Spencer County Tax List in 1828
    
    Jesse, np, 1000
    John, np, 1011
    Aaron Jr, 75 Elk/shepherd, 1004
    Reuben, 85 Elk/Shepherd, 2005
    James Sr, 105 Elk/Henderson, 1005
    Aaron Sr, 50 Elk/Shepherd, 1013
    Elijah, 52.5 Elk/Davis 1012
    James Jr 53 plumb/Henderson 1001
    Joseph, np, 1002
    James, np, 1000
    Robert, np, 1002
    Elizabeth, 80 Buck/Kincheloe, 0112
    Peter, np, 1000
    Guilford, np, 1000
    William, 136 Salt/Merriweather, 1165
    Peter, 169 Elk/Robinson.
34. [S126] 100 West Broadway, Frankfort, Kentucky Spencer Kentucky Tax Lists, STOUTs in Spencer County Tax List in 1829
    
    Jesse, np, 1011
    Joseph, 122 Elk/Shepherd
    Aaron JR, np, 1002
    Elijah, 52 Elk/Davis, 1021
    Aaron JR, 61 Elk/Burrass, 1004
    Guilford, np, 1002
    Robert, np, 1011
    Peter JR, np, 1000
    Elizabeth, 80 Buck/Kincheloe, 0112
    James, 105 Plumb/henderson, 1005
    Peter, 111 Elk/henderson, 1003
    John, np, 1001
    Reuben, 85 Elk/Shepherd, 1000
    Jonathan, np, 1004
    James JR, 50 Plumb/henderson, 1001
    Aaron, 50 Elk/shepherd, 1014
    William, 134 Salt/slaughter, 1165.
35. [S143] Revolutionary War Pension Application; Publication Number M804, From pension application, claim S-14574, for Reuben Stout, b NJ 6/20/1761
    
    Shelby County and State of Kentucky, on the 19 day of November, in the year 1832 personally appeared in open court before the County Court of Shelby County now sitting Reuben Stout a resident citizen of the county and state aforsaid, aged 76 years and but some months who being first duly sworn according to law doth on his oath make the following Declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the Act of Congress passed June 7th 1832. Sayeth that he was born in the state of New Jersey in the year 1761. When about 10 years old his father moved to Prince William County in the state of Virginia,
    
    where I lived when I entered the military service, which I did some time in the month of September in the year 1780, as a private soldier in the 1st Virginia Regiment commanded by Coln Campbell. My Captain was named Sansun (??) my present recollection. The leutenant's name I can't remember. The ensign of my company was named Robert Opern. The regiment to which I belonged was raised for a service of 18 months. The place of rendezvous was Dumfries from which place we marched to Chesterfield Courthouse about fifteen miles from Richmond where we took up winter quarters. About the 25th of February 1781 we marched out to North Carolina to reinforce General Green. Not long after we joined Gen. Green the Battle of Guilford took place, in which battle I fought. After the battle we retired to Romney Mills, and aftwerards we marched near to Campden, when there [?] little skirmishing with the British and Tories. From this place we moved to various places, until we were marched to the [induction of Ninety Six] in South Carolina, where we moved in the month of June I think. We besieged the fort for some time and after operated sallies and efforts to take the Fort and Garrison and were compelled to withdraw. The army [??] and encamped at the High [hills of Lantee.] The next [??] engagement which took place between our army and the British was the Battle of the Easton Springs. I was not in that battle, being confined over sickness in the Hospital during the fight. Col Campbell was killed in that Battle. I received my discharge at Lallsburg being regularly discharged, but not considering it of any importance to me, I suppose I took no care of it. I have not got it now and I must have lost it. I was discharged in the month of January, 1782 after having been engaged eighteen months in actual service. About two months before our term of service was to expire there were men out of each company in our Regiment detailed to form the Light Infantry. After our time was out we were ordered to join our respective companies and we were discharged as I before stated. I know of no surviving witness by which I can prove the said service to have been done by me except Seth Stratton of this County, and a man named Crewman who was a sergeant in my company and who I am informed lived some time ago in Daviess County in this state about one hundred and twenty miles from this place, which is too far for me to ride, if I was certain he is living there and of that I am no means certain.
    
    He states that he has some documenting evidence of the facts upon which he rests his claims for a pension under the sponsored act. He defers to Peter Vandyke and Seth Strothers who can testify as to his character for veracity, and their belief of his services as a soldier of the Revolution. He states that since the Revolutionary War he lived for twenty years in the County of Culpepper in the State of Cirginia and that he has lived for the last 34 years in this State. He states that he was called into service in the same manner with the rest of the 1st Virginia Regiment which was for 18 months service. He hereby relinquishes every claim whatever to a pension or annuity except the present and declares that his name is not on the pension Roll of the agency of any state of the United States.
    
    Sworn to and subscribed the day and year afixed,
    
    Reuben X Stout
    
    For Peter Vandyke and Seth Stratton having residency in the County of Shelby and State of Kentucky, residing in the same County, hereby certify that we are well acquainted with Reuben Stout who has subscribed and sworn to the above declaration; that we believe him to be seventy two years and upwards of age, as he states, that he is [??] and believed, in the neighborhood where he resides to have been a soldier of the Revolution, and that we concur in that opinion.
    
    Sworn to and subscribed the day and year aforseen,
    
    Peter X (his mark) Vandyke
    
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36. [S134] 1810 Census Images, www.ancestry.com, 1810 Census for Shelby County, Kentucky, image 6 of43 (page 704)
    John Thompson...
    Elisha Whittaker...
    Jake Reed...
    Thomas Reed...
    Reuben Stout 00201 10211 00
    Mary Malone...
    James (Isawine?)
    George McKinley
    Samuel Meeks
    Samuel Smallwood.
37. [S134] 1810 Census Images, www.ancestry.com, 1810 Census for Shelby County, Kentucky, image 6 of43 (page 704)
    Reuben Stout 00201 00201 00
    (Erasures evident -- could be 00201 10411 00 ).