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Title
Finding my horse thief
Published
Frankfort, Ky 2007
Description
45-48 p. ; 28 cm.
Call Number
VF Graham, John, 1742-1824
Note
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After his participation in the revolutionary war, Lt. Graham was arrested and jailed for theft of a horse owned by Tory, Michael Holt. Without being cleared, he came to Kentucky. The heirs of Michael Holt traced him to Kentucky and were still attempting to collect for their father's horse. This court document shows that the horse was not stolen, but "pressed" into service by Graham by orders given to the militia by General Pickens during the war. Apparently, Lt. Graham lived as a patriot of the American Revolution, not as a horse thief.
After his participation in the revolutionary war, Lt. Graham was arrested and jailed for theft of a horse owned by Tory, Michael Holt. Without being cleared, he came to Kentucky. The heirs of Michael Holt traced him to Kentucky and were still attempting to collect for their father's horse. This court document shows that the horse was not stolen, but "pressed" into service by Graham by orders given to the militia by General Pickens during the war. Apparently, Lt. Graham lived as a patriot of the American Revolution, not as a horse thief.
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