Miscellaneous Circuit Court Notes
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Harlan Circuit Court
Harlan County, Kentucky
Miscellaneous Notes

from cases at the Kentucky State Archives©

extracted & annotated by Holly Timm


The following are notes made from miscellaneous cases in the Harlan Circuit Court records. Most existing records do not indicate the results of the case so do not presume a guilty finding. The Box number will aid you in retrieving the case file from the Archives should you wish to do so. We would love to hear more about any of these.

Box 210
Walter Middleton (Mose's son)
John Middleton (Jim T's son)
Thomas Middleton (George's son)
Charged with killing/shooting Harmon Scott on 14 Sep 1907 on Martins Fork

Box 262
Bill Lyttle (Simpson's son)
Charged with deserting three (or more) children under 6 year sof age, he being the father of said children "dismissed because a conviction can not be had"

Box 262
Asher Lyttle
Charged with murdering his stepson Wilson Napier on 31 May 1910; found quilty of manslaughter; sent to the state penitentiary for five years; he shot him; said Wilson was going to hit him with a stove leg


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