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Early Bourbon County African American Marriages

Marriages located in the early marriage books of Bourbon County.

"Marriage Returns 1786-1801, List of Plats, Bourbon County" page 28 (Image)
September the 20th 1796 Oliver Cromwell a negroe man slave the property of John Moore and Alice Buckhannon a Negroe woman slave the property of John Black.
Given under my hand
John Whitaker

Marriage Book 2, Page 11
Date: Oct 17, 1801
Negro Pompey a free man & negro Polly the property of Josiah Dixson

Marriage Book 3, Page 21

Thornton, Abel to Smith, Emily 
Date: 16 July 1853 
Married by G. B. Moore
(Remarks "Free Persons of Color")