Thomas Kennedy

Alexandria Deed Book #7-Book 1 page 2 September 11, 1805

On the application of Joel Craig by his attorney for a ferry across the Ohio from said Craig's farm in this county to the opposite side.  Ordered that said action be granted.  To which opinion Thomas Kennedy prayed an appeal and one month is allowed to file his bond with the Clerk of this court and prosecute his appeal with Washington Berry, his security in the penalty of $500.
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Alexandria Deed Book A, page 76  5 September 1796
Recorded 5 September 1796

Indenture made 5 September 1796 between Thomas Kennedy, Washington Berry, Henry Brasher, and Nathan Kelly, Gentlemen Trustees of the town of Newport of the one part and James Smith of Campbell County of the other part.  Trustees for and in consideration of the sum of 5 pounds paid to James Taylor proprietor of the town of Newport sell in lot No. 17 in the Town of Newport lying on the Esplanade.
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Alexandria Deed Book 1, page 39, May 11, 1807

On the motion of James Kennedy who together with Thomas Kennedy his security entered into and acknowledged their bond as the Law directs he having heretofore obtained a license from the County Court of this county to keep a ferry at his landing opposite Peter Mackers, deceased, between the Little and Big Indian across the Ohio.  He is still permitted to keep said ferry and is allowed the same ferriages.

On the motion of Thomas Kennedy who produced an attested copy of an order of Woodford County authorizing him to keep a ferry across the Ohio River just below the mouth of Licking and thereupon the said Thomas Kennedy together with James Kennedy his security...he is licensed to keep a ferry across the Ohio it appearing to the Court that the place where the said ferry was established by Woodford County is now in this County and being at the time of granting said ordered in Woodford and he is allowed the same rates as allowed at the establishment of the ferry.
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