Slaughter, Gabriel, 1767-1830

found: Kentuckian. The constitutionalist, 1816:p. 2 etc. (Gabriel Slaughter; the lieutenant governor)

found: OCLC, Oct. 22, 2013(access point: Slaughter, Gabriel, 1767-1820; Slaughter, Gabriel, 1767-1830)

found: Wikipedia, Oct. 9, 2013(Gabriel Slaughter; 7th governor of Kentucky; member of the Kentucky Militia throughtout his political career; served for a decade in the state legislature and as lieutenant governor under Charles Scott, 1808-12; in 1816 he was again elected lieutenant governor and ascended to governorship when Gov. George Madison died after only weeks in office, serving until 1820; elected to one additional term in the state House of Representatives in 1823 before retiring from politics; b. Culpepper County, Va., Dec. 12, 1767; d. Mercer County, Ky., Sept. 19, 1830)

found: America's Historical Newspapers, via WWW, Oct. 13, 2013:Daily national intelligencer, Washington, D.C., 10-11-1830 (Col. Gabriel Slaughter; formerly lieutenant governor of Kentucky, and for nearly four years acting governor; died Sept. 19)

found: Kentucky encyclopedia, ©1992:pages 825-826 (Gabriel Slaughter; moved to Mercer Co., Ky.; served in the Kentucky House of Representatives (1797-1800) and Senate (1801-1808); a Republican; became governor October 19, 1816, serving until September 7, 1820. Re-elected to Kentucky House in 1823 where he served one more term; later became a Baptist preacher and a trustee of Georgetown College.)

found: Message of the acting governor to the House of Representatives, communicating the correspondence between the Kentucky and Tennessee commissioners on the subject of the boundary line, 1820:page 3 (Gabl. Slaughter)