THE CORN STALK MILITIA OF KENTUCKY
1792-1811
By G. Glen Clift

Militias were established early in Kentucky, their purpose being somewhat like our National (or State) guard today. All males over the age of sixteen, except for officers of the court, ministers, printers and bank cashiers, were expected to serve or be fined.

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Woodford Co., KY: Anthony BARTLETT, Capt. 11th Regiment, Aug. 9, 1792

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Woodford Co., KY: Anthony BARTLETT, Major 1st Bat. 11th Regiment, Jan. 15, 1797

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Henry Co., KY: Edmund BARTLETT, Colonel 38th Regiment, Dec. 12, 1799
James BARTLETT, Paymaster 38th Regiment, Dec. 12, 1799

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Shelby Co., KY: Edmond BARTLETT, Captain Rifle Co. 18th Regiment, Jun. 11, 1799

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Jefferson & Shelby Co., KY: Frederick BARTLETT, Ensign, 1st Regiment, Aug. 9, 1792.

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Jefferson Co., KY: Frederick BARTLETT, Major, 2nd Bat. 1st Regiment, Dec. 7, 1799.

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Jefferson Co., KY: Frederick BARTLETT, Lieut. Col. Commandment of 1st Reg., Aug. 31, 1805.

Bourbon Co., KY: William BARTLETT, Captain 13th Regiment, Aug. 9, 1792.

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