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OCCU Blacksmith
1850 Estill County Census32 174 Tipton Jonathan T. 39 Kentucky 58b
33 174 Tipton Kitty J. 33 Kentucky 58b
34 174 Tipton Samuel 13 Kentucky 58b
35 174 Tipton Jacob J. 11 Kentucky 58b
36 174 Tipton Emeline 9 Kentucku 58b
37 174 Tipton Demarious 7 Kentucky 58b
38 174 Tipton Susan 5 Kentucky 58bHe was often called "Horseshoes Jonathan" He was said to have been the strongest man in Estill County, Kentucky. The way in which he earned this appilation, came about in this manner; There was a "Bully" in the adjoining County who heard of Jonathan's great strenght and sent word that he had whipped all comers in his section of the County and he would be in Irvine, Kentucky the following Saturday and that he would ride KJonathan in the court House Yard. Jonathan Tipton was a blacksmith by trade. He was not afraid of anybody,. But said there would probably no good come from such a deal, but would westle if challenged. So he prepared to have some fun with the bully. He took a pease of lead and made a perfect horse shoe of it and place it on his forge. On the appointed Saturday the " bully" walked into the blacksmith shop and said; "I have come to westle with you in the Court House Yard" Jonathan said " Alright wait until I put a shoe on this horse." He then picked up the lead shoe and siad." this won't do.: and twisting it out of shap he threw it in the tub of water. The"Bully" looked at Jonathan a moment and said, Say if you can bend a horse shoe like that I don't want to westle with you" and walked out.
1850 Estill County, Kentucky
1 795 Peiratt James 30 Kentucky 104a
2 795 Peiratt Mary 35 Kentucky 104a
3 795 Peiratt James 4 Kentucky 104a
4 795 Peiratt Albert W 2 Kentucky 104a
5 795 Peiratt William B. 12 oct. Kentucky 104a
6 795 Tipton ellen 45 Kentucky 104a
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RESI
Extract from an Enid, Oklahoma newspaper, dated, November 30, 1924
WHO'S WHO
Girl's J. M. Pieratt is still single. But what does he need with a wife?.
He Cook any sort of delicious dish. Many fancy articles of embroidery and crochet have come from his nimble fingers.
Mr. Pieratt's educational attainments are to be commended. He is a graduate of the Kansas State University with degrees of Liberal Arts, Fine Arts and music; and also die Post Graduate work in Chicago University.
Lived in Enid, Oklahoma for several years and is known as Music and Real Estate man. He led the choir for sevan years Avocation-- Music. Sang in a number of Quartets all over the Country.
Public Life-- Member of the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission, office at Oklahoma City, Travels-- United States, Canada, Mexico, and Europe. Lives-- Bachelor home, Culinary Parties, Reception & Dinners.
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OCCU Farmer
Sarah Ann father Samuel tipton age 75 was living with her in 1850.
1850 Estill County, Kentucky Census
8 176 Tipton Samuel 75 Tennessee 59a (Sarah's father)
9 176 Hinds James B. 31 Indiana 59a
10 176 Hinds Sarah P. 34 Kentucky 59a not have benefited the Indians as "he was born Indian Hater), and U. S. Sentor, was on the committee that selected Indianapolis as Capital. He married his cousin, Jennie daughter of John.
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OCCU Blacksmith
1850 Estill county, Kentucky Census19 130 Tipton Jesse P. 29 Kentucky 55b
20 130 Tipton Patsy 27 Kentucky 55b
21 130 Tipton Robert L. 6 Kentucky 55 b
22 130 Tipton Nancy J. 4 Kentucky 55b
23 130 Tipton Mary 2 Kentucky 55b
24 130 Tipton Thomas 1 Kentucky 55b
25 130 Land Sylvester 11 Kentucky 55bThere was an 11 year old named Sylvester Land living with the family.
Lucy, who is a direct heir to the very large estate, Trush fund ect. in the Eastren or New York District which is to be settled soon. It is through the efforts of Mrs. Tipton that the settlement is about to be made.
After Mr. Tipton death, his widow married Mr. George Walrath who was, I brlieve a retired saleman.
As Mrs. Walrath she continued to work on the Edwards estate: She has spent many years in working out the details and claims against the Edward's estate. She has the case well in hand andposesses much evidence, substantiated by able jurists and it now looks as if these millions will soon br turned over to the legal heirs..
A committe representing Andrew Carnegie, Rockfeller and two or three others called for a consultation with Mr. Walrath and asked hiom what his wife wanted. Mr walrath said "I am not doing this, my wife is doing it'. The committee then said, Thake your wife home and stop her proceeding and we will give you Fifty Thousand Dollars. Mr Walrath asked, How about the balance of the heirs? and they said " To Hell with the rest of them It is your wife that we want to stop" Mr Walrath Said, " Then to Hell with all of you, you can't buy us off.
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OCCU Merchant, Farmer, Legislature, Kentucky
Represented Bath and Rowan Counties in the Kentucky Legislature.
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EVEN
Live a bachelor until late in life when he married the sweetheart of his youth, Mrs. Sallie Perry.