Muhlenberg County Probate Records

Muhlenberg County was founded in 1798 and was named for General Peter Muhlenberg, of Revolutionary War fame. The county seat is Greenville, Kentucky.

Muhlenberg County Probate Records available to members of Kentucky Pioneers

Images of Muhlenberg County Wills and Estates 1801 to 1814

Abott, John

Alcock, Richard Nelson

Allison, William

Anderson, Robert

Bailey, Thomas

Biggerstaff, Benjamin

Bowman, Peter

Butler, Gilbert

Byrd, John

Campbell, Patrick

Campbell, William

Cockrum, James

Combs, Thomas

Cooley, Susanna

Davis, Henry

Deboyn, Batten

Deboyn, John

Durall, Skinner

Durelle, John

Fisher, John

Forker, Thomas

Gish, Christian

Goodman, Silvy

Groves, Jonathan

Harrison, Jesse

Herrin, David

Hunsinger, Mathias

Hussley, Jacob

Kinchelow, Lewis

Lesley, Valentine

Lewis, Charles

McCartney, James

McKinney, John

McLane, John

McNary, William

Naught, George Sr.

Noftzinger, Jacob

Penrod, John

Penrod, Tobias

Perrel, John

Prowse, Thomas

Reno, Lewis

Rhoades, Daniel

Rhoades, Henry

Rhoades, Joseph

Rhoades orphans

Rose, Lenox

Sever, Frederick

Smith, John

Stom, Leonard

Stump, Francis

Talbert, John

Tyler, Richard

Vought, John

Ward, Thomas

Ward, William

Ware, Thomas

Wills, Francis

Wilson, Elijah

Wootton, Elijah

Young, William Sr.